LA TEORÍA DE LA RELEVANCIA

Authors

  • Deidre Wilson
  • Dan Sperber
Keywords: pragmática, semántica, relevancia, modularidad, pragmatics, semantics, relevance, modularity

Abstract

Deirdre Wilson and Dan Sperber off er a brief account of the Relevance Th eory. Relevance is considered to be a basic property of the human mind in order to explain knowledge and communication. Th e analysis of a wide range of topics regarding the relationship between Semantics and Pragmatics is made by discussing the Gricean and neo-gricean points of view. Moreover, the authors uphold the possibility to place the relevance within the frame of a modular theory of mind. A substantial and updated bibliography on these matters is also provided.

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Wilson, D., & Sperber, D. (2004). LA TEORÍA DE LA RELEVANCIA. Journal of Linguistic Research, 7, 233–283. Retrieved from https://revistas.um.es/ril/article/view/6691
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Vol. 7 (2004): Lenguas técnicas y de especialidad
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