Perspectives on Linguistic Pragmatics

1. Meaning, Semantics and Semiotics
Noel Burton-Roberts

2. Clinical Pragmatics and Theory of Mind
Louise Cummings

3. Relevance Theory
Nicholas Allott

4. Relevance Theory, Semantic Content and Pragmatic Enrichment
Alison Hall

5. Explicatures are NOT Cancellable
Alessandro Capone

6. The Pragmatics of Indirect Reports and Slurring
Alessandro Capone

7. Grammars as Processes for Interactive Language Use: Incrementality and the Emergence of Joint Intentionality
Eleni Gregoromichelaki, Ruth Kempson

8. Logophoricity and Neo-Gricean Truth-Conditional Pragmatics
Yan Huang

9. Some Notes on Points of View
Eros Corazza

10. Referring to ‘What Counts as the Referent’: A View from Linguistics
Keith Allan

11. What is Common Ground?
Keith Allan

12. Layered Discourse Representation Theory
Bart Geurts, Emar Maier

13. On the Conversational Basis of Some Presuppositions
Mandy Simons

14. The Salience Theory of Definiteness
Klaus Heusinger

15. On the Dynamic Relations Between Common Ground and Presupposition
Istvan Kecskes, Fenghui Zhang

16. What can Pragmaticists Learn from Studying Artificial Languages?
Alan Reed Libert

17. Implicit Propositions in an Argumentative Approach
Sorin Stati

18. Automatic and Controlled Processes in Pragmatics
Marco Mazzone

19. The Mechanism of the Form-Content Correlation Process in the Paradigm of Socio-Natural Sciences
Dorota Zielińska

20. Language-Game: Calculus or Pragmatic Act?
Marco Carapezza, Pierluigi Biancini

Keywords: Philosophy, Philosophy of Language, Theoretical Languages, Linguistics (general)