relevance

Sources

• SPERBER & WILSON 1988 46-50, 122, 156 (presumption of relevance)

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• LEVINSON 1983 107

  LEVINSON, Stephen C. (1983) Pragmatics. Cambridge: Cambridge University Press. 

• NASH 1968 203

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• AKMAJIAN etal. 1984 400

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• COLLINGE 1990 201f.

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• KESS 1992 169

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• DIK 1978 137-138 (also "pragmatic relation of relevance")

  DIK, Simon C. (1978) Functional Grammar. Amsterdam: North-Holland Publishing Co.

• BEAUGRANDE & DRESSLER 1981 119-120

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• ES 478-479 (pertinence)

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• ELL 3524-3527

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• McLaughlin 1984 36-37

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• Brown & Yule 1983 83-84

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• CRYSTAL 2003 395

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