Grice did not elaborate much on the notion of conventional implicature, but many other authors have tried to give more extensive theories of it, including Lauri Karttunen and Stanley Peters, Kent Bach, Stephen Neale, and Christopher Potts.
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Some logicians, such as Paul Grice, have used conversational implicature to argue that, despite apparent difficulties, the material conditional is just fine as a translation for the natural language'if . . . then . . . '.
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Covering the statistics allowed him a lot of flexibility in other teaching and he developed a course simply called " Discourse " which covered speech act theory, implicature, semiotics, post-structuralism, critical linguistics and conversation analysis.
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This sentence implies " I did not eat all of the pie . " While the statement " I ate some pie " is still true if the entire pie was eaten, the conventional meaning of the word " some " and the implicature generated by the statement is " not all ".
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What " U " meant, and what the sentence means, will both contain something contributed by the word " but ", and I do not want this contribution to appear in an account of what ( in my favored sense ) " U " said ( but rather as a conventional implicature ).
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In The Causal Theory of Perception', Grice contrasts saying ( which he there also calls " stating " ) with " implying ", but in Logic and Conversation he introduces the technical term " implicature " and its cognates " to implicate " and " implicatum " ( i . e ., that which is implicated ).
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"' Calculability : "'" The presence of a conversational implicature must be capable of being worked out; for even if it can in fact be intuitively grasped, unless the intuition is replaceable by an argument, the implicature ( if present at all ) will not count as a conversational implicature; it will be a conventional implicature ."
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"' Calculability : "'" The presence of a conversational implicature must be capable of being worked out; for even if it can in fact be intuitively grasped, unless the intuition is replaceable by an argument, the implicature ( if present at all ) will not count as a conversational implicature; it will be a conventional implicature ."
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"' Calculability : "'" The presence of a conversational implicature must be capable of being worked out; for even if it can in fact be intuitively grasped, unless the intuition is replaceable by an argument, the implicature ( if present at all ) will not count as a conversational implicature; it will be a conventional implicature ."
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"' Calculability : "'" The presence of a conversational implicature must be capable of being worked out; for even if it can in fact be intuitively grasped, unless the intuition is replaceable by an argument, the implicature ( if present at all ) will not count as a conversational implicature; it will be a conventional implicature ."
