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Linguistic Communication and Speech Acts.
The Philosophical Review · 1982 · Vol. 91(1) · pp. 134–134
Abstract
The work of Bach and Harnish represents an able attempt by a philosopher and a linguist respectively to restore some sorely needed naturalistic assumptions to the study of linguistic communication.
Linguistic research and analysisLinguisticsGeneral interestPsychologyContemporary philosophyPhilosophyEpistemology
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