Meaning Detachment
Language and logic Pragmatics Semantics Speech acts (Linguistics) Language and languages Meaning (Psychology) FOREIGN LANGUAGE STUDY LANGUAGE ARTS & DISCIPLINES sähkökirjat
John Benjamins Pub. Co.
1980
EISBN 9789027281074
MEANING DETACHMENT; Editorial page; Title page; Copyright page; Table of contents; PART 1. MEANING DETACHMENT AND INTERPRETING UTTERANCES; I. DETACHMENT RULE.; II. DETACHMENT THEOREM; III. THE MEANING-IMPLICATION RELATION; IV. MEANING DETACHMENT (WEAK VERSION); V. TEE ENTAILMENT OF "MEAN" ACCORDING TO GRICE; VI. INCORPORATION OF A CONSEQUENCE INTO MEANING; VII. MEANING DETACHMENT (STRONG VERSION); VIII. ARBITRARINESS OF SIGNS; IX. LINGUISTIC MARKING OF MEANING DETACHMENT; X. MEANING DETACHMENT FROM A PARTIAL INTERPRETATION; XI. SOME CASES OF NON MEANING DETACHMEN.
1. Autonomous relevance of primary meaning.2. Contextual incorporation of primary meaning.; 3. Explicit performative answers.; 4. "True" explicit performatives.; 5. Explicit performatives embedded in assertion-inducers.; 6. Parenthetical explicit performatives in French.; 7. Reporting an explicit performative.; 8. Assertions induced by "and".; 9. 'And' versus 'or'.; 10. A special case with 'or'.; Conclusion.; FOOTNOTES; REFERENCES.
XII. VARIOUS EXTENSIONS OF MEANING DETACHMENTPART 2. SELF-INTERPRETING UTTERANCES; XIII. SELF-REFERRING IMPLICATION; XIV. SELF-REFERRING INTERPRETATION; XV. SELF-INTERPRETIVE VARIANTS; XVI. SELF-REFERENCE IN LINGUISTIC INTERPRETATIONS; XVII. A CAVEAT ON THE NOTION 'SELF-REFERENCE'; XVIII. SELF-INTERPRETING THOUGHTS?; XIX. SOME SIMILARITIES BETWEEN CONTEXT-INTERPRETATIONS AND SELF-INTERPRETATIONS; XX. ONE DIFFERENCE BETWEEN CONTEXT-INTERPRETATIONS AND SELF-INTERPRETATIONS; XXI. "INSUBORDINATION" OF THE INTERPRETANS; APPENDIX: EXPLICIT PERFORMATIVES ARE ASSERTIONS; 0. Assertion.
This essay concerns meaning detachment and (self- )interpreting utterances.
1. Autonomous relevance of primary meaning.2. Contextual incorporation of primary meaning.; 3. Explicit performative answers.; 4. "True" explicit performatives.; 5. Explicit performatives embedded in assertion-inducers.; 6. Parenthetical explicit performatives in French.; 7. Reporting an explicit performative.; 8. Assertions induced by "and".; 9. 'And' versus 'or'.; 10. A special case with 'or'.; Conclusion.; FOOTNOTES; REFERENCES.
XII. VARIOUS EXTENSIONS OF MEANING DETACHMENTPART 2. SELF-INTERPRETING UTTERANCES; XIII. SELF-REFERRING IMPLICATION; XIV. SELF-REFERRING INTERPRETATION; XV. SELF-INTERPRETIVE VARIANTS; XVI. SELF-REFERENCE IN LINGUISTIC INTERPRETATIONS; XVII. A CAVEAT ON THE NOTION 'SELF-REFERENCE'; XVIII. SELF-INTERPRETING THOUGHTS?; XIX. SOME SIMILARITIES BETWEEN CONTEXT-INTERPRETATIONS AND SELF-INTERPRETATIONS; XX. ONE DIFFERENCE BETWEEN CONTEXT-INTERPRETATIONS AND SELF-INTERPRETATIONS; XXI. "INSUBORDINATION" OF THE INTERPRETANS; APPENDIX: EXPLICIT PERFORMATIVES ARE ASSERTIONS; 0. Assertion.
This essay concerns meaning detachment and (self- )interpreting utterances.
