Sentence examples for rational interpreter from inspiring English sources
Implicatures, for instance, have to correspond to inferences that can be carried out by a rational interpreter of discourse.
In contrast to these wild and woolly Athenian doctrines and practices, Praechter saw the Alexandrian school, in whose commentaries such doctrines do not figure prominently, as more restrained, rational, respectable; they were sober interpreters of Aristotle and had a doctrine much more easily reconcilable with the strong Christian cult of Alexandria.
Given Habermas's conception of speech acts and their relation to validity claims, it is not surprising that he argues that "communicative actions always require interpretations that are rational in approach" (TCA 1: 106), that is, ones that are made in the performative attitude by an interpreter.
In other words, these approaches define a reasoning scheme of higher-order rational reasoning: starting with a (non-rational, dummy) literal interpreter, a Gricean speaker acts (approximately) rationally based on literal interpretation, while a Gricean listener interpret (approximately) rationally based on the behavior of a Gricean speaker.
Unlike some interpreters of the correspondence principle Darrigol does believe that there is a coherent and rational account of Bohr's correspondence principle in terms of the intensity correspondence.
The interpreter shrugged.
The interpreter is astonished.
"Not literally," the interpreter said.
An interpreter's lot, perhaps.
