grice in a sentence

1. [2] Grice, H. Paul: Logic and conversation.

2. The surgery, named after the scientist - Grice.

3. Speaker Meaning / Grice: may be different for one and the same sentence.

4. Sherriff David Grice said items of evidence have been collected for DNA.

5. The "knowledge-first" position can be found, for instance, in the work of Paul Grice.

6. Speaker’s meaning: is an expression (originally by J. Paul Grice, “Utterer's Meaning and Intention”.

7. According to Leech, there is a politeness principle with conversational maxims similar to those formulated by Paul Grice.

8. Grice/Schiffer/Lewis/Millikan: this tradition talks about indicatives and imperatives in terms of intricate narrative speaker intentions.

9. Some theorists, like Paul Grice , have been skeptical of any claims that there is a substantial conflict between logic and natural language.

10. Grice's work is examined in detail by Stephen Neale, "Paul Grice and the Philosophy of Language", Linguistics and Philosophy 15: 5 (Oct. 1992).

11. Intentionality/Intention/animal calls/Deacon: Animal calls do not fulfil the Grice criterion for messages either: "I think you believe that I believe x".

12. This impact was not only deadly to the dinosaurs, Grice noted, but it also killed off about three-quarters of all animal and plant species around the world.

13. In relation to these problems, and with reference to H. Paul Grice, but not specifically with reference to conversation implicature: Rushton: Asserting 1971, pp. 7, 12. zurück

14. Obtaining a position in the office of Grice Sumner and Company he afterwards went into business at Williamstown, and began his public career as a member of the local municipal council.

15. In the quest to better understand the skin's bacterial communities, Elizabeth Grice studied bacteria on 20 different body parts during a research fellowship at the National Institutes of Health.

16. Grice / Avramides: trying to understand meaning ((s) the concept of meaning) - RI: trying to understand speaker (communication) - Grice initially not interested in the realization of communication.

17. Consequently, from New York, Godard looks much more distinctively European than Kren or Le Grice, a fact which simply reflects the realities of power in the art world, to which the Co-op movement is closely tied.

18. "There's been very little innovation in treating these wounds," says Kalan, who has long studied chronic wounds and began the current work as a postdoctoral researcher in the lab of Elizabeth Grice at the University of Pennsylvania.