Quotation and Truth-Conditional Pragmatics

Exploring the intricate relationship between language and meaning, this work delves into the evolution of quotation theories, shedding light on how they intersect with pragmatic analysis. By examining various quotation types, the author navigates through the complexities of how language functions in context, offering insights into the subtleties of communication that shape our understanding of truth and meaning.

With a thorough investigation into truth-conditional pragmatics, the book presents a rich analysis of how quotation informs our interpretation of dialogue and narrative. Wang adeptly highlights both theoretical and practical implications, making this study a significant contribution to the field of linguistics, appealing to scholars and students alike who are eager to understand the nuances of meaning-making in language.