Conversational Pressure: Normativity in Speech Exchanges

Oxford University Press (2020)
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Sanford C. Goldberg explores the source, nature, and scope of the normative expectations we have of one another as we engage in conversation. He examines two fundamental types of expectation -- epistemic and interpersonal -- that are generated by the performance of speech acts themselves.

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