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Truth-Bearers and the Unsaid
In Ken Turner (ed.), Making Semantics Pragmatic. Cambridge University Press (2011)
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I argue that conventional implicatures embed in logical compounds, and are non-truth-conditional contributors to sentence meaning. This, I argue has significant implications for how we understand truth, truth-conditional content, and truth-bearers.Author's Profile
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