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Conceptual baggage is typically not even meant , much less said . Neither Gricean implicatures nor relevance - theoretic explicatures cover cases like that described by Kitzinger where what is evoked , the inferences hearers draw ...
Conceptual baggage is typically not even meant , much less said . Neither Gricean implicatures nor relevance - theoretic explicatures cover cases like that described by Kitzinger where what is evoked , the inferences hearers draw ...
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Of course , a speaker can draw on the conceptual baggage her words bring along in order to convey something to her listener . ( 19 ) A : Where does that guy live ? B : Oh , he's Jane's husband , you know .
Of course , a speaker can draw on the conceptual baggage her words bring along in order to convey something to her listener . ( 19 ) A : Where does that guy live ? B : Oh , he's Jane's husband , you know .
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Conceptual baggage is indeed often a central part of the significance of what is said and how it is said . At the same time , because of its implicit and often unrecognized character , conceptual baggage can be deeply problematic and ...
Conceptual baggage is indeed often a central part of the significance of what is said and how it is said . At the same time , because of its implicit and often unrecognized character , conceptual baggage can be deeply problematic and ...
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