"Legacy of Grice"

This is an old volume, which I have at the Swimming-Pool Library, ed. K. Hall, and I'm not to quote unnecessary material. But again, looking of historical references, I find it's good to rely on books which are devoted to one author -- in this case, Grice. So I rather read and re-read this book, and make annotations on it, and share -- rather than quote from various other sources.

For the record then, the list of contents:


THE LEGACY OF HP GRICE:

Organised by
The Berkeley Linguistics Society.



Essays.


1. S Attardo

The violation of Grice's maxims in jokes


2. D Blakemore

Constraints on interpretation


3. K Carey

The role of conversational implicature
in the early grammaticalisation of
the English perfect.

4. C Elster

Gricean maxims and reading instruction


5. G Fauconnier

Invisible meaning


6. R E Grandy,

On the foundations of conversational implicature


7. G M Green

The universality of Gricean interpretation


8. J J Gumperz

Conversational cooperation in social perspective.


9. J K Gundel, N Hedberg & R Zacharski

Givenness, implicature & the form of
referring expressions in discourse.


10. L R Horn

Hamburgers & truth:
why Gricean explanation is Gricean


11. R N Lakoff

Philosophy of language meets the real world:
or when is "enough" enough


12. E F Prince

Syntax & discourse:
a look at resumptive pronouns


13. A F Richardson & J F Richardson

On predicting pragmatic relations


14. S Rundquist

Indirectness in conversation:
flouting Grice's maxims at dinner


15. D Tannen

Rethinking power and solidarity
in gender and dominance


16. A Maida & J Wainer,

Good & bad news in
formalising generalised implicatures.



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