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Heap1978
BibType ARTICLE
Key Heap1978
Author(s) James L. Heap
Title Warranting interpretations: a demonstration
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Tag(s) EMCA, Interpreting classroom
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Year 1978
Language English
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Journal Canadian Review of Sociology
Volume 15
Number 1
Pages 41–49
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DOI 10.1111/j.1755-618X.1978.tb00569.x
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Abstract

The problem of warranting interpretations of social action is discussed in terms of the controversy over aktuelles Verstehen. Borrowing from ordinary language philosophy, a method of warranting is proposed. The method is demonstrated by explicating the grammar of the concept of justification and showing how the conditions were satisfied in Trudeau’s War Measures Act speech for interpreting three of his (speech) acts as justification.

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