EXPANDING ON RESEARCH METHODS OF SCALAR IMPLICATURE AND THEIR IMPLEMENTATION IN TRAVELOGUES.

Authors

  • Rakhmatova Mekhriniso Musinovna Ph.D., dotsent of English Linguistic Department at BSU
  • Yusupova Dildora To’xtamurod qizi Master student at BSU Bukhara city,Uzbekistan

Keywords:

scalar implicature, Gricean theory, Relevance theory, Neo-Griceans, Post-Griceans, travelogue.

Abstract

This article provides an analysis of the research methods of scalar implicature and their implementation in travelogues. Scalar implicature is a linguistic phenomenon that involves the use of scalar terms such as "some" and "all" to convey different levels of meaning. The study examines how this concept is utilized in the context of travel writing, particularly in the portrayal of cultural experiences and interactions. By reviewing existing literature on scalar implicature and discussing its relevance to the field of travel writing, it also explores various research methods used to analyze scalar implicature in travelogues, including qualitative content analysis and discourse analysis.                      

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2024-02-14

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