Cambridge Handbook of Pragmatics

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Connectives.Caterina Mauri & Johan van der Auwera
Context and Content: Pragmatics in Two-Dimensional Semantics.Berit Brogaard
Pragmatics and information structure.J. Gundel
Saying, meaning, and implicating.Kent Bach
Implying and inferring.  (pages 69--86)Laurence R. Horn
Speaker intentions and intentionality.  (pages 87--112)Michael Haugh & Kasia M. Jaszczolt
Contextualism: Some Varieties.  (pages 135--149)François Recanati
Empirical investigations and pragmatic theorising.  (pages 275--290)N. Katsos
Metaphor and the literal–nonliteral distinction.  (pages 469--492)Robyn Carston
Semantics without pragmatics.  (pages 513--528)Emma Borg
Pragmatics and language change.  (pages 549--565)Elizabeth C. Traugott

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