Relevance and Linguistic Meaning

Discover the transformative insights in Relevance and Linguistic Meaning by Diane Blakemore, published by Cambridge University Press in 2004. This enlightening study, spanning 212 pages, delves into the complex world of discourse markers, challenging traditional classification methods in favor of a deeper understanding of linguistic expressions. Blakemore expertly examines how these expressions play a crucial role in the inferential processes that shape our understanding of utterances. This book is essential for linguists and language enthusiasts alike, offering a fresh perspective on the intricacies of communication. Don’t miss out on this pivotal work that redefines the approach to linguistic meaning!