Accommodation, Meaning, and Implicature: Interdisciplinary Foundations for Pragmatics

By Philip R. Cohen, J. Morgan, Martha E. Pollack. 2003

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Citations in the corpus

• Predicting the presuppositions of soft triggers (2011, background): “(Thomason 1990) Arguably, such examples show a more general property of conversation that speakers can silently adjust their context to accommodate presupposed information (cf. Stalnaker 1974, 2002; Karttunen 1974; Lewis 1979; Heim 1983; van der Sandt 1992; von Fintel 2008, among others).”
• Beyond the micro-level in politeness research (2005, methodology): “This interpretation is seen in paraphrases of the Co-operative Principle in terms of " helpfulness " and " accommodation " (Cohen and Levesque 1990: 229Ϫ30; Thomason 1990: 332).”
• Relational agents : effecting change through human-computer relationships (2003, background): “(Thomason, 1990) This notion can be directly encoded in the SharedPlans formalism above as the following meta-predicate, representing the situation when G2 accommodates goal P for G1: Acc1(G1,G2,P) Ù (1) Bel(G2,Int.”