Context and contract
In R. Thomason, L. Serafini & P. Bouquet (eds.), Perspectives on Contexts. CSLI (2008)
| Abstract | The main point of the paper is the claim that a strong notion of cognitive context can answer the needs of a representation of dialogue context, with a higher generality than the "normative" notion suggested by Gauker. I will discuss some well known claims in the literature about communication and context, and I will suggest giving a central role to the notion of contract or semantic bargaining and to the normative constraints of indexicals and anaphora. | |||||||||
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