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Bridging the gap between DeafBlind minds: interactional and social foundations of intention attribution in the Seattle DeafBlind community. [PDF]
Front Psychol, 2015 Edwards T.
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The roles of language processing in a spoken language interface. [PDF]
Proc Natl Acad Sci U S A, 1995 Hirschman L.
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An E-Market Framework to Determine the Strength of Business Relationships between Intelligent Agents [PDF]
, 2007 Islam, KS
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Predictive illocutions and conversational scores
Linguistic and Philosophical Investigations, 2019 openaire +3 more sources
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Synthese, 2023
According to a dominant understanding, the illocutionary domain is a bifurcated one, an amalgam containing both communicative speech acts (such as requesting and promising) and ceremonial speech acts (such as saying ‘I do’ in a marriage cere- mony and naming a ship).
Wanderer, Jeremy, Townsend, Leo
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According to a dominant understanding, the illocutionary domain is a bifurcated one, an amalgam containing both communicative speech acts (such as requesting and promising) and ceremonial speech acts (such as saying ‘I do’ in a marriage cere- mony and naming a ship).
Wanderer, Jeremy, Townsend, Leo
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Unenriched Subsentential Illocutions*
Philosophy and Phenomenological Research, 2011In this paper I challenge the common wisdom (see Dummett and Davidson) that sentences are the minimal units with which one can perform a speech act or make a move in the language game. I thus sit with Perry and Stainton in arguing that subsentences can be used to perform full‐fledged speech acts.
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