Speaker Intentions in Context Jeffrey C. King Rutgers University It is generally believed that natural languages have lots of contextually sensitive expressions. In addition to familiar examples like ‘I’, ‘here’, - King David - Document - PDFSEARCH.IO

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	Speaker Intentions in Context Jeffrey C. King Rutgers University It is generally believed that natural languages have lots of contextually sensitive expressions. In addition to familiar examples like ‘I’, ‘here’, Add to Reading List Document Date: 2012-01-03 11:02:32 Open Document File Size: 152,35 KB Share Result on Facebook City Venice / / MusicGroup Yes / / NaturalFeature Venice beach / Shane falls / / Organization Rutgers University / / Person Spiro Agnew / Glenn / David Kaplan / Kent Bach / / / Position King / architect / Speaker / lifeguard / coach / adult male swim coach / swim coach / / Technology laser / / SocialTag Philosophy Parts of speech David Kaplan Demonstrative Rudolf Carnap Referring expression Analytic philosophers Logicians Analytic philosophy

Speaker Intentions in Context Jeffrey C. King Rutgers University It is generally believed that natural languages have lots of contextually sensitive expressions. In addition to familiar examples like ‘I’, ‘here’,Add to Reading List