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Conventional implicature and cross language analysis of insinuating words: fr. meme, rom. Chiar.
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María Manoliu-manea
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Comprehension of Conversational Implicature in L2 Chinese
This study examined the ability to comprehend conventional and non-conventional implicatures, and the effect of proficiency and learning context (foreign language learners vs. heritage learners) on comprehension of implicature in L2 Chinese. Participants
Liu, Yan, Taguchi, Naoko, Li, Shuai
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There is a phenomenon where people in conversation use a sentence that accidentally implies something that they did not mean. Current theories of “implicature” in philosophy account for cases when a speaker means to communicate the implicature, when a ...
Spicer, DeeAnn
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Implicature of Jokes in Broadcast Messages
The study of implicature which is one of the discussions of pragmatics is an interesting and challenging topic to discuss. Implicature is a meaning which is implied in an utterance which is not the same as its literal meaning.
Yuli Widiana
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Knowledge, chance, and contrast [PDF]
The late 1980s and early 1990s saw the rise of contextualist theories of knowledge ascriptions (and denials). Contextualists about ‘knows’ maintain that utterances of the form ‘S knows p’ and ‘S doesn’t know p’ resemble utterances such as ‘Peter is ...
Dimmock, Paul
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Papers from the Seventh International Conference on Austroasiatic Linguistics
The present study investigates the Compatibility Condition (CC) for multiple expressive elements in Vietnamese. We identify Vietnamese kinship terms, pronouns, and racial slurs as expressives, i.e.
Juliet Huynh, Suwon Yoon
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Mutual entailment between causation and responsibility. [PDF]
Sytsma J, Willemsen P, Reuter K.
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The relationships between students' comprehension of conversational implicatures and their achievement in reading comprehension. [PDF]
Çiftlikli S, Demirel Ö.
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Processing Non-at-Issue Meanings of Conditional Connectives: The wenn/falls Contrast in German. [PDF]
Liu M.
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