Lexicon of Arguments

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Meggle I 24ff
Intention/StrawsonVsGrice: may be hided complicatly by courtesy, nevertheless can hint at something etc. - modification: the n-th part-intention of S is that H should recognize that S has the (n-1)th part-intention.
Meggle I 30
Re-definition: 1. H shows R (reaction) 2. H believes that S (1) intends 3. Hs fulfillment of (1) is based on Hs' fulfilment of (2).
Meggle I 31
SearleVsGrice: (>Lemons Example: The soldier did not mean that he himself is a spy. (intention/meaning/meaning independent).
Supplement: H should recognize that the uttered sentence is uttered conventionally to achieve a certain effect.
>Convention.
Meggle I 33
Grice E.g.: An Arab trader invites a tourist who doesn't speak Arab to enter his shop: "You damned ...": one can say that the trader thinks the customer should come in, but the sentence does not mean it.
Lemon example: not the sentence but the situation is decisive.
>Situation, >Speaker meaning, >Speaker intention, >Intentions.

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