Implicature Flashcards

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Define implicature

A

Any additional, intentional but unstated meaning

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Define conventional implicature

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An implicature associated with the use of specific words eg. EVEN Megan passed that test (contrary to expectation)

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3
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Define conversational implicature

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An implicature arising out of a particular context

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4
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What are Grice’s 4 maxims?

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Quality, Quantity, Manner and Relation

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Define the 4 maxims

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Quality: What you’re saying is true and evident
Quantity: You’re not saying too much or not enough
Relation: You’re saying relevant things
Manner: You’re not being obscure or ambiguous

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What does flouting mean?

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You’re dismissing the maxims and going against the principles, whilst being cooperative

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