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DESCRIPTION:Slurs can be\, as those who have been at the receiving end of
  them may attest\, strong at causing serious offense\, humour\, and even
  damage to the social standing of the speaker themselves. \nSlurs have a
 n offense-causing effect in many situations – many of which some competi
 ng accounts cannot account for. However\, some social situations (such a
 s the ‘innocent’ use of slurs) cause them to not unfold this effect\, wh
 ich is another obstacle for any account seeking to explain how slurs com
 e to cause offense. In my talk\, I will assess some of the shortcomings 
 of those accounts relying on expressive meaning\, conventional implicatu
 re\, or prohibition face in the light of this social contextuality. \nFi
 nally\, I will propose a view taking them into account\, utilising the t
 heory of speech acts.
URL:stuts74/events/1064.html
SUMMARY:How Slurs Cause Offense
ORGANIZER:stuts74
LOCATION:stuts74 - Hofburg Raum 2
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