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Logical and Pragmatic Meaning in the Interpretation of Connectives: Scalar Implicatures and “Shallow” Processing [PDF]
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Higher-Order Logical Reasoning in Preschool Children: Evidence from Intonation and Quantifier Scope. [PDF]
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From state to change of state by type-shift. [PDF]
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Against Context-blind Scalar Implicatures
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The social dimension of mindreading: developmental evidence for the role of social categorization during utterance interpretation. [PDF]
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Prosody affects scalar implicature generation
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Abstract Scalar implicature is a very interesting topic in linguistic pragmatics. This study is intended to argue that, based on the Cognitive Grammar paradigm, scalar implicature is contextually activated by schematic networks.
Yanfei Zhang, Nina Liang, Shaojie Zhang
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Abstract Scalar implicature is a very interesting topic in linguistic pragmatics. This study is intended to argue that, based on the Cognitive Grammar paradigm, scalar implicature is contextually activated by schematic networks.
Yanfei Zhang, Nina Liang, Shaojie Zhang
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2016
We review experimental evidence regarding the development of scalar implicature in children. Scalar implicatures are inferences that arise when utterances like “Mary ate some of the cakes” are interpreted as “Mary ate some but not all of the cakes.” The evidence suggests that, even though the mechanism for generating scalar implicatures in children is ...
Anna Papafragou, Dimitrios Skordos
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We review experimental evidence regarding the development of scalar implicature in children. Scalar implicatures are inferences that arise when utterances like “Mary ate some of the cakes” are interpreted as “Mary ate some but not all of the cakes.” The evidence suggests that, even though the mechanism for generating scalar implicatures in children is ...
Anna Papafragou, Dimitrios Skordos
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