PHILOSOPHY - Language: Conventional Implicature [HD]

William Salmon (University of Minnesota-Duluth) introduces us to different aspects of meaning, as studied by linguists and philosophers. He tells us about the difference between the literal meaning of a sentence someone says, and what they intend to convey by using that sentence at that particular time.
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[@sundasmalik8588]

I was unable to understand conventional Implicature before. Thankyou so much, you made it so easy for me to understand. 😃

[@lucyjones6047]

My head was fried with this part of pragmatics. Your video is fab and I cannot thank you enough for putting this into simple terminology. Cheers dude

[@anonimiti]

I've been looking for the term for God knows how long!!! It was hard to look up because not many professionals know the term and it was hard to search up when I didn't know the term to look it up with. Thank you! (Third world country btw, not many are english speakers and not manh know the proper terms used)

[@ammerahalmehdawi2080]

You brought me headache .

[@icenice9468]

same

[@winkielee3038]

Thank you. You make everything simplier to understand.

[@malikakbar95]

This is an elaborate way of explaining the difference between connotative and denotative.

[@sujinujin]

It's really great. Thank you so much!
what program did you use to edit this video?

[@Mr01125499]

Very well explained ! thank you so much :)

[@aprilliawijiningtias5893]

Thank you sir you explain it in a simple way.

[@magicaznkidz]

Hey Tshiung,
I'm on the same boat as you! There are quite a few steps to get to before conventional implicature comes. For me, I had to revisit the beginning to clearly see the connection.

[@Avadonia]

very helpful! thank you.

[@aileenfowler3967]

I understand some and I need more information. Thank you for this video

[@qldps]

Great Video. I found implicature and speech acts easy to understand in what I had read before,but I struggled with conventional implicature. Now I get it, thanks for sharing.

[@WirelessPhilosophy]

Thanks!

[@DapperAF]

Thanks for this video. I was finding conventional implicature hard to understand and now I totally get it!

[@WirelessPhilosophy]

Thanks!

[@rashshawn779]

I want hit the like a million times. This was very useful to me. Thanks!!!

[@WirelessPhilosophy]

Thanks! You might want to check out this video by Karen Lewis on Gricean Pragmatics as well: ua-cam.com/video/we6uSVf4qss/v-deo.html

[@rashshawn779]

Wireless Philosophy I just watched it, and it was like a fruit juice. Mix of different fruits, but nutritious all the way. Thank you!

[@ayaawamleh1299]

Thank you so much!

[@magicaznkidz]

Hi Darque,
Is there something linguistically significant in your statement "I lost the game"?

[@muhammedqasmallahabdulrahm4832]

THAT IS IT. THANK YOU. YOU DID A GREAT JOP BOTH AUDIO AND VID. AWSOME
THANKS AGAIN

[@WirelessPhilosophy]

Thanks!

[@sarahmuhamad8433]

Thank you so much! It's crystal!

[@Tshiunghan]

I'll have to watch this video a few times to understand the conversational implicature of it.

[@sohailrazzaq3706]

Good, Sir.

[@TobyKral007]

thank you, sir. You did a good job explaining this

[@WirelessPhilosophy]

Thanks!

[@babe720]

thanks for sharing. that's helpful

[@WirelessPhilosophy]

Thanks!

[@kristinaanugerahaji9220]

Good afternoon, Sir. Can I use this video as a supplement to my learning? Thank you in advance.

[@meeyraalkhan2486]

clapping! well explained

[@nelMB95]

so quick .I don't get any idea :'

[@RAzMEy]

MANY THANKS!!!!! Can I hit the like for more ten times? hahahahaha

[@WirelessPhilosophy]

RAz MEy Thanks!

[@TheGerogero]

+RAz MEy Make sure you hit it an odd amount of times though.

[@josespecial7579]

I did not understand🙃🙃

[@souadamar9505]

U too fastttttt

[@samar2416]

Why is he talk so fast !!

[@desimunthe8595]

It is to fast

[@LoveChipbreak]

It's a psychological game in which, when you think about 'the game', you must state that you have lost it. Once introduced to this, you are instantly playing 'the game'.
There's some images around the internet that allow you to finish the game.
I've heard that having sex and saying "I won the game" = game won, finished. Though I am not sure.
Really, it's just a cultural play-toy kind of thing. It holds no value apart from relating to other people who play it, which excites people.

[@futureDK1]

Vikings suck! Haha