USING ILLOCUTIONARY LOGIC TO UNDERSTAND VAGUENESS

USING ILLOCUTIONARY LOGIC TO UNDERSTAND VAGUENESS

Illocutionary logic is the logic of speech acts, or language acts. The study of illocutionary logic was introduced by John Searle and Daniel Vanderveken (in Vanderveken and Searle 1985), but I have a quite different "take" on this subject than they do, and my work in illocutionary logic is...

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Published in:Logique et analyse Vol. 52; no. 207; pp. 219 - 238
Main Author: KEARNS, JOHN T
Format: Journal Article
Language:English
Published: Centre National Belge de Recherches de Logique 01-09-2009
Subjects:
Illocutionary acts
Illocutionary force
Language acts
Linguistic ambiguity
Logic
Logical suppositions
Predicates
Semantics
Speech acts
Truth
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Summary:Illocutionary logic is the logic of speech acts, or language acts. The study of illocutionary logic was introduced by John Searle and Daniel Vanderveken (in Vanderveken and Searle 1985), but I have a quite different "take" on this subject than they do, and my work in illocutionary logic is quite different from theirs. In this paper, I am presenting my version of illocutionary logic. Adapted from the source document
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ISSN:0024-5836
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