[Introduction to Linguistics] Grice's Maxims, Implicature, Presupposition

We discuss Gricean Maxims and look at Implicature and Presupposition.
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[@mikeytang2252]

You are a very nice teacher! No implicature here!

[@Stelicx]

This video was so funny and wholesome at the same time (at the end). You are the reason I won't fail my Ling101 class lol and I mean it. Thank you for everything!

[@marysusansusan]

That is so crazy that sarcasm doesn't exist in every language. I also observed that the use and understanding of sarcasm can vary depending on the language. Would you say this is true?

[@omarmanamani7610]

Many thanks for your explanation
You realy make this lesson clear to me

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He is informative, knows how to clearly explain

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[@emanmagdy224]

Amazing explaination , thank you ☺️

[@nisaaktepe9469]

Thanks to u i figure out the differences between implicature and presupposition thank you🌹

[@MYENDS0203]

thank you for this video. i was somehow confused about these maximss

[@GameguyGGEZ]

You sir are amazing

[@aileenfowler3967]

thank you for this video, I have learned more.

[@fatimej2483]

It would be good if you make a vid on relevance theory :) thanks for your work btw

[@mrright237]

You explain very well ❤️👌

[@fatimej2483]

Violating and floating are not the same. We flout the maxims creating implicatures and we expect the other person to understand why we said what we said (in other words what the implicature is). While violating means simply to lie. There’s no implicature.. you don’t know the reason why the person lied.

[@lunaluna8186]

Exactly and sarcasm is related to floating not violating like irony and we find this sarcasm especially with comedians because they want us to take that implied thought am I right ?

[@mehakmalik649]

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[@zainabmahmood6390]

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[@saratiiiii4725]

Thank you.

[@HasnaHasna-dm2yp]

Thank you so much

[@user-nh3vi8vw9d]

Thanks alot
And I want to ask about lexical cloning

[@paulfriday6055]

Hey guys! These are great videos. Simplified and informative. I am having an exam in two days and I have some troubles understanding the following exercise. Could you help me please?
Identify the implicatures in the following exchanges. Are they the result of obeying or disobeying the maxims? Which maxim do they violate or obey?
A: Do you love me?
B: I am quite fond of you.
A: Was there a fiddler at the bar last night?
B: There was a man scraping a bow.
A: My car’s broken down.
B: There’s a garage around the corner.

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me too I'm here for learning.

[@jungwisely1137]

Great video

[@mitray.beigloo8613]

could you please explain Austin's speech acts, too?

[@stuckinforloop]

First Maxim made me understand why Sheldon Cooper from tbbt never understood sarcasm

[@oleksandrderkach3446]

Very funny explanation. You're a nice teacher!(really) ^)

[@fluttershy5114]

Hello I'm working on my BA monograph and it is about implicatures in the political discourse: ....
and the professor said that in the theoretical part, I should talk about the critisim around grice's theory of conversational implicatures. Could you help me with any references I can rely on concerning this, or the names of some linguists who critisize it.

[@fluttershy5114]

Please could you answer me what is the criticism behind conversational implicature theory

[@cheikhmed6801]

Interesting!!!!!

[@learnenglishwithmido6006]

great !

[@unknownwhistleblower3271]

Consider our desire for very flexible language is particular to our culture, while some other cultures use much more direct language.
In the context of moral reasoning that relies on direct reasoning, someone who finds direct language boring is a bit of a red flag.
The maxim of quality has a context of moral reasoning. We intrinsically understand the moral context when we are falsely accused.

[@terahua1668]

I have a question, so here’s the scenario: A: what did you bought in the grocery? B: I just bought something. In that kind of conversation, is B both violating quantity and manner OR just quantity?

[@lunaluna8186]

Both of them my teacher told us that we can have one conversation that contains one up to three maxims ... quantity ..manner and relevance because he did not say enough information and he is avoiding the real answer

[@niiofficial5904]

Arrigato

[@HamiidNouasria]

I was laughing the whole video but 7:14 is LIT

[@firegoldpenguin]

Isnt this studied in pragmatics instead of senantics?

[@overtonwindowshopper]

Aren’t these topics more commonly associated with pragmatics rather than semantics?

[@TranNguyen-jt7cg]

4:05

[@lucianjanusm]

You can be smart and still fail exams!

[@Sam-ml5wt]

Yes! 👏 An example being those with ADHD who struggle to concentrate

[@hotandspicynoodles]

you are a funny man, don't let them tell you you're not with your puns and lexical violations

[@dimahamwi4519]

Thank you so much
Oh, you're a funny guy by the way 🤣

[@VerendumGames]

somebody oughta tell my EX about the maxim of quality. am i right fellas

[@AreeshaBukhari]

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[@asterin8785]

So many examples that suggest murder or death! What do they imply about the course? Are they a warning? 😂😂😂👀👀👀

[@1mt77]

I subscribe to the people who love and make puns

[@stevemarjon8526]

HI. I'm sorry but this wrong and makes the classic mistake of mixing up violations with the flouting of maxims. For example: Sarcasm is not a VIOLATION. It is FLOUTING. Similarly at 4.00. Please can you remove this video or at least rerecord it to make the distinction between VIOLATION (deliberately breaking the maxim to mislead the hearer) FLOUTING (creating an additional meaning the hearer is SUPPOSED to recover) and infringements (breaking the maxim accidentally). Thanks.

[@klariafromza]

Don't worry, you are funny.

[@christianedechert4178]

there are language without sarcasm? I highly doubt that.

[@nicfarrow]

I have lived in Japan for 30 years. As I understand things here, although sarcasm is not non-existent, it is very rare and frequently misunderstood.

[@raymond6697]

perfect shit

[@cameronthomas3398]

Your videos make me laugh

[@aedyngabrielle6518]

Almost peed myself @ the pun tangent... never related to something so heavily IN MY LIFE

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Good

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your voice is too low