Egocentric processes in communication and miscommunication

Chapters in this book

1. Frontmatter I
2. Contents V
3. Introduction 1
4. Intention and meaning
5. Psychological explanations in Gricean pragmatics and Frege’s legacy 9
6. The place of intention in the interactional achievement of implicature 45
7. Where is pragmatics in optimality theory? 87
8. Intention, common ground, and the availability of semantic content: a relevance-theoretic perspective 105
9. The construction of epistemic space via causal connectives 127
10. Common ground and egocentrism
11. A new look at common ground: memory, egocentrism, and joint meaning 151
12. A memory-based approach to common ground and audience design 189
13. Common ground as a resource for social affiliation 223
14. “Impeach or exorcise?” Or, what’s in the (common) round? 255
15. Egocentric processes in communication and miscommunication 277
16. Backmatter 297