Titlebook: Implicatures within Legal Language; Izabela Skoczeń Book 2019 Springer Nature Switzerland AG 2019 Pragmatics of legal language.Paul Grice.

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Introduction,ge in context. First, I proceed with an outline of Herbert Hart’s and Ronald Dworkin’s views on whether the linguistic exchange between legislatures and courts can be considered a form of communication. Second, I provide an overview of the history of the field of linguistic pragmatics, a field that

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Post-Gricean Implicature Theories and Their Relevance for the Legal Realm,. I show how the four Gricean maxims can be reduced to fewer rules of this type: the Q and R principles proposed by L. Horn. I also argue that some theories that reduce the number of maxims, such as Relevance Theory, cannot be applied to the legal realm. Finally, I show that the theory I sketched in

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Propositionalism and the Law,lements of the ‘what is said’ notion than just disambiguation and reference assignments. These additional elements are referred to as ‘pragmatic enrichments’ by neo-Griceans and are distinguished by them from conversational implicatures. I argue that such pragmatic enrichments are subject to the sam

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The Meaning of Law, that meaning is determined by the speaker’s intention. I show that legal language needs an externalist theory of meaning. Thus, I argue that while the internalist may have a point in explaining what is going on in everyday linguistic exchanges, the externalist is in a better position to give a cohe

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The Exchange Between Legislature and Courts: Examples of Strategic Behavior from the Polish Legal S to demonstrate that the theory that I propose is generally applicable, I the present chapter I provide examples of pragmatic effects in the law in the Polish legal system (a continental system). I select examples from civil and criminal law and hope that this shows how the strategic framework propo

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