What Is Said and What Is Not
The Semantics/Pragmatics Interface

Distributed for the Center for the Study of Language and Information
224 pages
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6 x 9
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Table of Contents

Contents
- What is Said: A Short History in Quotes Carlo Penco, Filippo Domaneschi
- I Semantics First
- What’s What’s Said? Una Stojnic and Ernest Lepore
- Context and Logical Form Jason Stanley
- Surprise Indexicalism Massimiliano Vignolo
- The Lure of Linguistification Kent Bach
- Explicit Performatives Manuel Garcia Carpintero
- II Pragmatics First
- Illocutions in Context Claudia Bianchi
- Metaphor and the Scope Argument Catherine Wearing
- Reference through Mental Files Francois Recanati
- Word Meaning, What is Said and Explicature Robyn Carston
- III Alternatives
- Grice’s Requirements on What is Said Kepa Korta
- Ironically Saying and Implicating Joana Garmendia
- Non Indexical Contextualism John Macfarlane
- On Situationalism: Situations with an Attitude Eros Corazza and Jerom Dokic
- Three Methodological Flaws of Linguistic Pragmatism Michael Devitt
- Direct Discourse, Indirect Discourse and Belief John Perry
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