And in the act of doing it, you experience the unconfused purity of being a human predator, stripped of everything that is nonessential.
When I've had a talk with someone, I like them to leave unconfused.
But her associative pattern of narrative fragments is, we realise, perfectly unconfused.
"This has been the clearest experience I've ever had in created art," said the show's unconfused director, Michael Berresse.
Listeners know that cooperative, rational, unconfused speakers do their best to comply with the maxims.
(4) What a cooperative, rational, unconfused speaker is out to vouch for as true in speaking as she does includes both what she is out to get across, the part expected to address her listener's presumed informational needs, and a rudimentary rationale for speaking as she does, serving to reconcile the words she produces with the supposition that she is cooperative, rational, and unconfused.
In either case, she wouldn't be behaving as a cooperative, rational, unconfused speaker must.
I doubt that anyone is an (unconfused) externalist in the sense of denying this sort of wide reading.
For without a reputation for being cooperative, rational, and unconfused, a speaker simply won't be able to collaborate effectively with her audience.
which is a confused version of (1), or a confused version of (2), or, if unconfused, signals commitment to Meinongianism, i.e., the thesis that there are things/facts that do not exist.
For once a conversation is under way, each of us is entitled to interpret the words of the others in light of the supposition that they are cooperative, rational, and unconfused about the current state of conversational play, even if there is good reason to doubt or disbelieve this supposition, e.g. even if they exhibit troubling signs of recklessness or deceitfulness.
