The Explicit Content of ‘What Is Said’: A Relevance Perspective

자료: 서강대학교 언어정보연구소, 월례발표 38회(2007년 6월)

By Jiyon Cook, Sejong University

For Language and Information Institute Sogang University,

29 June, 2007

- Brief Background -What Is Communicated

- Explicit Content of Utterance (1, 2)

- Explicature Derivation

- Loose Use of Language (1, 2)

- Explicature, Context and Speaker’s Intention (1, 2,3)

- Verschueren(1999:76)

- Explicature, Context and Speaker’s Intention (4)

- Explicitness of Explicature

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