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On Defining Communicative Intentions

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Syntax, Semantics, Linguistic Variation Linguistics and Discourse Analysis Language, Discourse, Communication Strategies

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See e.g.Bach & Harnish (1979) and Sperber & Wilson (1986).This should be qualified in view of the problem raised by the existence of 'institutional' or 'conventional' illocutionary acts.Only ordinary, non-conventional illocutionary acts are commonly assumed to be definable in Gricean terms.Following Grice, I use 'utterance' as a neutral word to apply to any candidate for the status of communicative behaviour.

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