Impliculture In Storytelling Summary

Implicature andImpliculture in storytelling

During centuries people used to depend on the concept of telling a story to express themselves, give others a moral or justentertain souls. The history of storytelling is full of great and veteran writers who gave a great attention to the style of telling or writing a story in order to cope with age and its requirements. The art of storytelling is entirely affective on people 's behaviors and attitudes in any nation. Narratorscan tell a story in different types such as short stories, plays, poems or novels. Good stories that teach people important lessons never die because they continueaffecting people 's actions along decades. This essay tackles the great theory of H. P. Griceshowing his point of view about the conversational Implicaturethroughout the concept

Also the essay sheds light onthe approach of RukminiBhaya Nair in which she discussed the concept of Implicatureand she also added a creative idea making a new concept calledImpliculturein the field of storytelling. At the end, the essay focuses on the differences between the two approaches with particular reference to literary narratives.

The concept ofImplicature is

First, RukminiBhaya Nair noticed that people involve Impliculture in their speech in order to define a particular message to the audience.Second, she noticed that persons naturally tend to Impliculturein different literary works the written or the performed to give others a special important message(Randy,1997). Finally, she pointed out that the main purpose of theImplicultureis to express feelings, thoughts and opinions of the speakers. People during their childhood used to listen to stories and start readingsimple short stories for many reasons such as getting morals, knowledge and entertainment as