Grice cited 36 times in Sawyer, "New waves in the philosophy of language"

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page 2 …Dummett’s work on meaning and understanding,6 Grice…page 6 5. Davidson (1984). 6. Dummett (1975 and 1976). 7. Grice (19…page 7 …Frege, P. Geach and M. Black (eds) (Oxford: Basil Blackwell). Grice, P.page 24 …and an earlier approach to meaning proposed by Paul Grice…page 25 …perspective on semantics (though we should note that Grice h…page 28 …both Grice and minimal semantics sign-up to (2.3.1). For Grice the…page 29 …to communicate that there is nothing suitable to eat. For Grice,…page 30 …non-sentential assertions then they seem to show that Grice’s mod…page 31 …to the pri- ority apparently assigned to literal meaning by Grice, …page 32 …processing of linguistic stimuli seems to run counter to Grice’s pro…page 33 …that the Gricean shouldn’t be worried at all, for, as he writes: Grice …page 37 …nerability was, I suggested, at the heart of the challenge to Grice fro…page 38 …usual reductive reading of the dependency claim in Grice. 8…page 39 …kind of sequential picture seen in the original rendition of Grice’…page 40 ... Grice, P. (1989) Studies in the Way of Words (Cambridge,…page 82 …Chomsky, Crimmins, Evans, Heal, Fodor, Grice, Quine…page 89 …in that context, I communicate or ‘implicate’ (Grice 1989) …page 106 ... Grice, P. (1989) Studies in the Way of Words (Cambridge, M…page 110 …of conventional force helps avoid the sorts of problems Grice and…page 115 …counts as C-asserting. Many theorists, especially Grice and …Show 16 more results...