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Discussion of Carston (2007)

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Paper to be discussed: Carston (2007) ‘How many pragmatic systems are there?’, and Recanati’s short reply, in: Maria J. Frapolli, “Saying, meaning and referring: essays on Francois Recanati’s philosophy of language”, Palgrave Macmillan.

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