Gaze Following Is Not Dependent on Ostensive Cues: A Critical Test of Natural Pedagogy.
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DOI: 10.1111/cdev.13026
Abstract: The theory of natural pedagogy stipulates that infants follow gaze because they are sensitive to the communicative intent of others. According to this theory, gaze following should be present if, and only if, accompanied by… read more here.
Keywords: natural pedagogy; gaze following; communicative intent; ostensive cues ... See more keywords
Utterances without Force
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DOI: 10.1163/18756735-09603005
Abstract: In this paper the author attempts to reconcile two claims recently defended by Mitchell Green. The first is that illocutionary force is part of speaker meaning (Green 2018). The second is that illocutionary force is… read more here.
Keywords: intent; communicative intent; speaker meaning; part speaker ... See more keywords