Minimization and conversational implicature

  • Levinson S
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Abstract

bringing together - (Neo-)Gricean principles of inference, - conversational analyis, and - syntax to discuss "minimization and its inferentail implications, in particular constraints on reference to third persons: "the less you say, the more you mean" 1. An anomaly in the Gricean programme ... the exact relation between I, Q and M principles, and the fact that coreferential readings are informationally reicher. 2. Principles of minimization in CA

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Levinson, S. C. (1987). Minimization and conversational implicature. In J. Verschueren & M. Bertuccelli-Papi (Eds.) (pp. 61–129). Benjamins.

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