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dad-10716	Gregoromichelaki, Eleni; Kempson, Ruth; Purver, Matthew; Mills, Gregory J. ; Cann, Ronnie; Meyer-Viol, Wilfried; Healey, Patrick G. T.	Incrementality and intention-recognition in utterance processing	2011	35	.pdf	application/pdf	17226	858	46	In contrast then to Bratman’s account of intentional action whichsees the planning struc- tures involved as distinctive of rational agents, distinguishing them from entities exhibiting merely purposive behaviour (see e.g. Bratman, 1999, 5), in Millikan’s naturalistic perspective, function, i.e. meaning, does not depend upon speaker intentions. Similarly, hearers under- stand speech through direct perception of what the speech is about without necessary reflection on speaker intentions.	cache/dad-10716.pdf	txt/dad-10716.txt