In everyday talk about language, we distinguish between what someone said and what they implied, or otherwise conveyed, a distinction carried into theorising about language and communication. Nothing is Said argues that it is a mistake to import the notion of saying into our models of basic linguistic communication.
Publisher: Oxford University Press
Author(s): Mark (Emeritus Professor of Linguistics and Philosophy, Emeritus Professor of Linguistics and Philosophy, University of Roehampton) Jary