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Maxims and Implicatures Cooperative Principle CP x2022 Grice 1975 proposes that participants in a conversation obey a general x2018Cooperative Principlex2019 CP which is expected t. No 1 pp 35 44 ISSN 2333 5750 Print 2333 5769 Online Copyright The Authors 2014 All Rights Reserved American Research Institute for Policy Development 42 Monticello Street New York NY 12701 USA Phone 13477574901 Website wwwaripdorg ijpt Defending A uuurbt’’sWbt’’sWrkt? 1. What ’WasWh’ yaouruaobk ?atW2oatuopWr. Wemrm’ WnioW3.iA Wfm’Wvux b ᄒhepms nesuhuemih.3mit h1. Wh؇’ RĀIȂ؇ ࠉ਋35 Vw25.ᰄ)’c.ᰉ2 ࠉ਋35 u’sC5’CᰕwCn2ᔡC℣i2C(’wSCS’wkiS☄.25C ls3k0 sa“’edFtheFsevenFseasFtoFcomp“’eFtheFmostF comprehens“veFrumFse’ect“onFandFareF proudFtoFpresentFtheF�nestFco’’ect“onF PRINCIPLE 2UNEXPECTED PRINCIPLE 3COPRINCIPLE 4CREDIBLE PRINCIPLE 5EMTINAL PRINCIPLE 6 SORIES Pennarola. , . chapter. VI. , Leech 181-185. Rhetoric in advertising. Rhetorical . figures. artful deviation from the . norm. It occurs . when. . an . expression. . deviates. from . expectation. .. “Implicate”. Grice introduces a new word ‘implicate’ to describe a certain . phenomenon. Example:. S1: . “How is X doing in his new job at the bank?” . S2: . “He’s doing well, he likes his colleagues, and he hasn’t been to prison yet.” . ĔNroN R lRAIN’ऊ OఋNऒN’खsOy’OT ’Cᄗ’CERrOTNᘑᘎRIN᠙ᤄᤚi VVoinoViu1 a0P’NAἠNDpms Pragmatics. So far in class we’ve been concerned with . literal meaning. . . But people mean more things when they use words than just what those words literally mean.. Presupposition. “Who stole the money?”. n’’. o.3 igmtvis k t1y2 3y2vr ssvvy26p6w023 ’p. pxr.y33ywuy6u2xt’ vy2vy spxvy 33s s?yx36p?32yx ’ 3y0pxr6s s3k1VonXlnX?’uX?mnmXnmvotXin vrloonintrlooV?nXV?nX3 Iuspst’vu’tol’nluupul’huk’suwlypvy’vpctvyy’whtpv3’vlyhukho’vy’chywvyt’huk’luqvy’tol’nylht’vutkv Prisone’ onrghto’opc’Peatop’Frenngp Jp’u Ă̄one’o ghet̍e’crcaeFJeud mrA d’mAl’yg.’5429’gs’2010d& Grice’s ‘Logic of conversation’. Conversation works – even when we don’t say what we mean.. Why it works so well fascinated philosopher Paul Grice. He wondered about conversations such as this:. Chapter. . 3. Paltridge. . (2006). H. . P.. . Grice. In . Grice’s . paper, . ‘Logic. . and. conversation’ . (1975), he . argued . that . in . order . for . a . person . to . interpret . what someone else .