Loose talk, negation and commutativity : A hybrid dynamic-static theory

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Carter, Sam. (2018). Loose talk, negation and commutativity : A hybrid dynamic-static theory. Sinn und Bedeutung 21. Edinburgh, Scotland, United Kingdom 04 - 06 Sep 2016 University of Konstanz. pp. 267-281
AuthorsCarter, Sam
TypeConference paper
Abstract

This paper investigates the interaction of phenomena associated with loose talk with embedded contexts. §1 introduces core features associated with the loose interpretation of an utterance and presents a sketch of how to theorise about such utterances in terms of a relation of ‘pragmatic equivalence’. §2 discusses further features of loose talk arising from interaction with ‘loose talk regulators’, negation and conjunction. §§3-4 introduce a hybrid static/dynamic framework and show how it can be employed in developing a fragment which accounts for the data surveyed in §§1-2

Keywordsloose talk; order effects; dynamic semantics; pragmatic equivalence; inexactness; granularity; imprecision; slack regulators; non-literal language use
Year2018
JournalProceedings of Sinn und Bedeutung 
PublisherUniversity of Konstanz
ISSN2629-6055
Web address (URL)https://ojs.ub.uni-konstanz.de/sub/index.php/sub/article/view/137
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Journal citation21 (1), pp. 267-281
Page range267-281
Web address (URL) of conference proceedingshttps://sites.google.com/site/sinnundbedeutung21/
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