Conversational Implicature in Club Random Podcast Episode Featuring Howie Mandel

Authors

  • Yunita Universitas Pamulang

Keywords:

Conversational, Implicature, Particularized

Abstract

This study aims to identify conversational implicature's types and purpose in the Club Random Podcast Episode with Howie Mandel. The writer used descriptive qualitative analysis to obtain data from Club Random Podcast Episode with Howie Mandel. This study used Grice's (1975) theory about implicature to analyze the data. Based on the analysis, the result showed 23 utterances of implicature in the Club Random podcast episode with Howie Mandel. Of the 23 utterances, seven utterances belong to generalized, and 16 belong to particularized conversational implicature. Particularized conversational implicature is more dominant in this study. In conclusion, context is closely related to implicature. With context, the meaning conveyed can differ from what is said.

 

 

 

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2024-06-09

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