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... to a powerful movie producer. She’s also just realized that her boss has hired a new “girl” in order to have sex with her. open secret implausible deniability strategic speech common ground conversational norms © 2025 by Cornell University 2025 [email protected] Open Secrecy Social...

... this by putting forward systems that contain elements of both QUD and common ground. 1 Elisabeth Camp's “Insinuation, Common Ground, and the Conversational Record” uses observations about insinuation and other strategic speech acts to motivate a complex picture of common ground that distinguishes mutual...

.... New York: St. Martin’s Press, 2000. Pp. viii, 214. Game Theory Evolving: A Problem-Centered Introduction to Modeling Strategic In- teraction. By Herbert Gintis. Princeton: Princeton University Press, 2000. Pp. xxxv, 531. Free Speech on Campus. Issues in Academic Ethics. By Martin P...

... this, except that the carelessness extends well beyond typographical matters. Landini has a habit of using quota- tion marks within indirect speech: the apparent effect is of “mixed” quotation but often the apparently quoted words are a distortion (for example, p. 105 on “Russell’s criticism”) or just...

... this, except that the carelessness extends well beyond typographical matters. Landini has a habit of using quota- tion marks within indirect speech: the apparent effect is of “mixed” quotation but often the apparently quoted words are a distortion (for example, p. 105 on “Russell’s criticism”) or just...

... indirect speech: the apparent effect is of “mixed” quotation but often the apparently quoted words are a distortion (for example, p. 105 on “Russell’s criticism”) or just Landini’s emphasized paraphrase. He is also ex- tremely cavalier about dates. We read of the “Notes on Logic” that Wittgenstein...

... this, except that the carelessness extends well beyond typographical matters. Landini has a habit of using quota- tion marks within indirect speech: the apparent effect is of “mixed” quotation but often the apparently quoted words are a distortion (for example, p. 105 on “Russell’s criticism”) or just...

... indirect speech: the apparent effect is of “mixed” quotation but often the apparently quoted words are a distortion (for example, p. 105 on “Russell’s criticism”) or just Landini’s emphasized paraphrase. He is also ex- tremely cavalier about dates. We read of the “Notes on Logic” that Wittgenstein...

... this, except that the carelessness extends well beyond typographical matters. Landini has a habit of using quota- tion marks within indirect speech: the apparent effect is of “mixed” quotation but often the apparently quoted words are a distortion (for example, p. 105 on “Russell’s criticism”) or just...

... this, except that the carelessness extends well beyond typographical matters. Landini has a habit of using quota- tion marks within indirect speech: the apparent effect is of “mixed” quotation but often the apparently quoted words are a distortion (for example, p. 105 on “Russell’s criticism”) or just...

... this, except that the carelessness extends well beyond typographical matters. Landini has a habit of using quota- tion marks within indirect speech: the apparent effect is of “mixed” quotation but often the apparently quoted words are a distortion (for example, p. 105 on “Russell’s criticism”) or just...

... like ‘there is some content that we can think only when ’ should here be understood as stylistic variants of collo- quial and theoretically uncommitted speech like ‘there is something we can think only when ’. I take these phrases to be compatible with a variety of theoretical views, including...