[lit-ideas] Re: Griceiana
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For the record, the first page from Googlebooks.com hits for "Griceian".
Below. I think J. J. Katz also uses "Griceian".
Cheers,
Speranza
Interpretation and Legal Theory - P.18
Andrei Marmor
"The origins of pragmatics are traditionally associated with the Griceian
communication-intention theory of meaning (Grice 1957).14 The basis on
which Grice's theory may be understood is the distinction between two
important
senses of ...
Meaning & Criteria: With Applications to Various ... - P. 105
Haig Khatchadourian -
"The reason he thinks that his own illocutionary act approach succeeds
where the Griceian approach does not is that his theory "makes possible a very
simple account of speaker meaning, one that shows how it can remain
constant across ..."
The Twin Earth Chronicles: Twenty Years of Reflection on ...
Andrew Pessin, Sanford Goldberg - 1996 -
"Here is another way to put what is much the same point: You have to be
sort of careful if you propose to co-opt the notion of narrow content for
service in a "Griceian" theory of meaning. According to Griceian theories, the
meaning of a sentence ..."
Illocutionary Acts and Sentence Meaning - P. 249
William P. Alston
"It is this concept that is taken as fundamental by the Griceian approach
to meaning in terms of perlocution- ary intentions. On that account, for a
speaker to mean something by uttering S is for that speaker to utter S with
a complicated sort of ..."
Possibilities and Limitations of Pragmatics: Proceedings ... - P.142
Herman Parret, Marina Sbis[beta]a, Jef Verschueren - 1981
"... correctly the meaning of to take a leak on the basis of his knowledge
of everyday activities, and a "general sense postulate" (in the Griceian
manner; see Grice 1975) when he encounters this phrase in a setting such as
the one just sketched."
The Nature of Reasoning - Pagina 124
Robert J. Sternberg, Jacqueline P. Leighton -
"Griceian implicatures and syllogistic reasoning, Journal of Memory and
Language, 34, 644-664. Nickerson, S. (1996). Ambiguities and unstated
assumptions in probabilistic reasoning. Psychological Bulletin, 120, 410-433.
Noveck, I. A., (2001) ..."
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