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Pragmatic implicature is distinct from semantic entailment in linguistics
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Linguistic and neuroimaging evidence clearly differentiates pragmatic implicatures (such as scalar inferences) from literal semantic entailments, showing distinct cognitive processing pathways and theoretical boundaries.

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2018 · cited by 8
The paper discusses the semantic interpretation of the quantifier some carrying a minimum truth condition (at least one) versus its pragmatically enriched scalar implicature (not all).
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2017 · cited by 5
The study investigates the neural distinctions between inferential scalar implicatures and literal semantic meanings.
2021 · cited by 1
The research examines how children and adults process scalar implicatures as pragmatic interpretations distinct from base semantic meanings.
2019 · cited by 1
The paper highlights how the truth-conditional semantic entailment of terms like some differs from their pragmatic enrichment in context.
2023 · cited by 1
The paper analyzes the semantic-pragmatic distinction, contrasting truth-conditional and encoded content with top-down pragmatic processes.
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