Expressives, perspective and presupposition

Theoretical Linguistics 33 (2):223-230 (2007)
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Abstract

I compare Potts’ use of a ‘‘judge’’ parameter in semantic interpretation with the use of a similar parameter in Lasersohn (2005). The latter technique portrays the content of expressives as constant across speakers, while Pott’s technique does not. The idea that the content of expressives is a kind of presupposition is also briefly defended, and a technical problem in the ‘‘dynamics’’ of Pott’s formalism is pointed out.

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Peter Nathan Lasersohn
University of Illinois, Urbana-Champaign

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