Common Ground in Non-face-to-face Communication: In Sensu Diviso or In Sensu Composito

IF 0.7 1区哲学 0 PHILOSOPHY

JOURNAL OF PHILOSOPHICAL LOGIC Pub Date : 2024-02-26 DOI:10.1007/s10992-024-09744-9

Merel Semeijn

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Abstract

Traditional definitions of common ground in terms of iterative de re attitudes do not apply to conversations where at least one conversational participant is not acquainted with the other(s). I propose and compare two potential refinements of traditional definitions based on Abelard’s distinction between generality in sensu composito and in sensu diviso.

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非面对面交流中的共同点：In Sensu Diviso 或 In Sensu Composito

以迭代的 "重新"（de re）态度来定义共同点的传统定义并不适用于至少有一位对话参与者与另一位（或多位）对话者并不熟悉的情况。我根据阿伯拉尔（Abelard）对 "感性构成"（sensu composito）和 "感性分割"（sensu diviso）的一般性的区分，提出并比较了对传统定义的两种潜在改进。

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