Tag: pragmatics
Oliver Putnam Hates the Maxim of Relevance
I Have a Language Degree and I Don’t Know How I Would Translate Don Quixote
“Hello, You”: Elizabeth and Margaret’s Private Shorthand
What Great Actors Understand About Language
When My Nerve Said No: On Trigeminal Neuralgia, Time, and the Myth of “Locking In”
Junk Journals or Just Pretty Pages? On Inspiration, Copying, and Curated Lives
The Lie of “Soon”: Waiting, Meaning, and the Violence of Vague Time
Everyone Drinks Tea: Violet Bridgerton and the Art of Saying It Without Saying It
