In this contribution, I offer a critical discussion of chapter 8 of Truth-Conditional Pragmatics, a minimally modified version of François Recanati’s second classic paper on quotation, “Open Quotation Revisited” (2008). I argue that some concessions that Recanati seems ready to make to proponents of semantic accounts of quotation should not be made. Although semantic theories are more explicit than pragmatic ones, the latter’s empirical coverage is superior, due to the essentially non- linguistic, pictorial, nature of quotation.info:eu-repo/semantics/publishe
In this paper, I show that the boundary between two ‘varieties’ of quotation, direct discourse and p...
The strategy of this paper is twofold: First, we carry out a systematic investigation of the questio...
One of the hottest philosophical debates in recent years concerns the nature of the semantics/pragma...
Quoting, at its core, is a piece of communicative behaviour that a quoter performs in order to repre...
In this paper, I argue that quotation is not primarily a linguistic phenomenon. Linguistic productio...
The issues addressed in philosophical papers on quotation generally concern only a particular type o...
This paper offers support for, and modification of, Recanati’s distinction between open and closed q...
This study examines a type of quotation –‘hybrid quotations’– that has received quite a bit of atten...
Abstract: This paper offers support for, and modification of, Recanati’s distinction between open a...
This paper — a sequel to my 'Open Quotation' (Mind 2001) — is my reaction to the articles discussing...
My response to two papers by Philippe De Brabanter on my theory of quotation, as part of the symposi...
Theories of quotation can be classified in terms of the role they ascribe to marks of quotation, und...
This dissertation is a collection of three papers in which I apply underappreciated resources to sol...
This paper develops the view presented in our 1997 paper “Varieties of Quotation”. In the first part...
A common framing has it that any adequate treatment of quotation has to abandon one of the following...
In this paper, I show that the boundary between two ‘varieties’ of quotation, direct discourse and p...
The strategy of this paper is twofold: First, we carry out a systematic investigation of the questio...
One of the hottest philosophical debates in recent years concerns the nature of the semantics/pragma...
Quoting, at its core, is a piece of communicative behaviour that a quoter performs in order to repre...
In this paper, I argue that quotation is not primarily a linguistic phenomenon. Linguistic productio...
The issues addressed in philosophical papers on quotation generally concern only a particular type o...
This paper offers support for, and modification of, Recanati’s distinction between open and closed q...
This study examines a type of quotation –‘hybrid quotations’– that has received quite a bit of atten...
Abstract: This paper offers support for, and modification of, Recanati’s distinction between open a...
This paper — a sequel to my 'Open Quotation' (Mind 2001) — is my reaction to the articles discussing...
My response to two papers by Philippe De Brabanter on my theory of quotation, as part of the symposi...
Theories of quotation can be classified in terms of the role they ascribe to marks of quotation, und...
This dissertation is a collection of three papers in which I apply underappreciated resources to sol...
This paper develops the view presented in our 1997 paper “Varieties of Quotation”. In the first part...
A common framing has it that any adequate treatment of quotation has to abandon one of the following...
In this paper, I show that the boundary between two ‘varieties’ of quotation, direct discourse and p...
The strategy of this paper is twofold: First, we carry out a systematic investigation of the questio...
One of the hottest philosophical debates in recent years concerns the nature of the semantics/pragma...