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Chapter One Introduction1

1.1 Object of the research1

1.2 Rationale for the research5

1.3 Significance of the research8

1.4 Methodology and data9

1.5 Organization of the book9

Chapter Two An Overview of Approaches to Vagueness11

2.1 Introduction11

2.2 Etymology of"vague"12

2.3 Vagueness and the Sorites Paradox:a historical survey14

2.4 The philosophical approach to vagueness18

2.5 The semantic approach to vagueness25

2.5.1 Vagueness,ambiguity,generality and epistemic failure25

2.5.2 Definition of vagueness32

2.6 The cognitive approach to vagueness34

2.7 Summary38

Chapter Three Pragmatic Vagueness39

3.1 Introduction39

3.2 The pragmatic vagueness/semantic vagueness distinction39

3.2.1 The pragmatics/semantics distinction40

3.2.2 Pragmatic vagueness versus semantic vagueness47

3.3 A taxonomy of pragmatic vagueness59

3.3.1 Quality-based pragmatic vagueness62

3.3.2 Quantity-based pragmatic vagueness66

3.3.3 Relation-based pragmatic vagueness71

3.4 Functions of pragmatic vagueness73

3.5 Summary77

Chapter Four A Review of the Pragmatic Literature on Verbal Communication79

4.1 Introduction79

4.2 Grice's co-operative principle80

4.2.1 The conversational maxims of co-operative principle81

4.2.2 Observance of the conversational maxims84

4.2.3 Nonobservance of the conversational maxims86

4.3 Adaptation theory93

4.3.1 Verschueren's interdisciplinary perspective on language use95

4.3.2 Perspective view of language97

4.3.3 Linguistic choice-making and its key notions99

4.3.4 Four angles of pragmatic investigation109

4.3.5 Metapragmatic awareness118

4.3.6 Strengths and weaknesses of adaptation theory119

4.4 Relevance theory121

4.4.1 Two models of communication122

4.4.2 Relevance125

4.4.3 Explicature131

4.4.4 Implicature in relevance theory138

4.5 Summary140

Chapter Five The CRAP Model for Explaining Pragmatic Vagueness142

5.1 Introduction142

5.2 An overview of the CRAP model144

5.2.1 The CRAP model and its precursors144

5.2.2 Constituents of the CRAP model156

5.3 The CRAP model:the production of pragmatically vague utterances168

5.4 The CRAP model:the interpretation of pragmatically vague utterances176

5.4.1 Mental structure as functional architecture:horizontal faculties177

5.4.2 Mental structure as functional architecture:vertical faculties179

5.4.3 Fodorian theory of cognitive modularity184

5.4.4 Sperber and Wilson's position on the modularity of mind188

5.4.5 The interpretation of pragmatic vagueness:a massively modular approach192

5.5 Summary207

Chapter Six Conclusion210

6.1 Major findings of the research210

6.2 Ramifications and implications213

6.3 Limitations of the research and suggestions for further work216

References218