Conventionality In Speech Acts

Southwest Philosophical Studies 3 (1978)
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The question of the relative importance and precise delineation of conventional and non-conventional elements in speech acts was regarded as central in their analysis by Austin himself, and has continued to exercise subsequent writers on the subject.

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