Rayner et al., 1993 - Google Patents
Pragmatic reasoning in bridgeRayner et al., 1993
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- Rayner M
- Pell B
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In this paper we argue that bidding in the game of Contract Bridge can pro tably be regarded as a micro-world suitable for experimenting with pragmatics. We sketch an analysis in which a\bidding system" is treated as the semantics of an arti cial language, and show how …
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