Anchoring Utterances

Topics in Cognitive Science 13 (2):329-350 (2021)
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Abstract

Clark highlights a neglected issue in research on language use: the process by which speakers and addressees anchor utterances with respect to individual entities in their common ground. In his review, he identifies the challenges linked to investigations of anchoring, but also displays the pitfalls of evading it.

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