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This paper is designed to illustrate and consider the relations between three types of
metarepresentational ability used in verbal comprehension: the ability to metarepresent
attributed thoughts, the ability to metarepresent attributed utterances, and the ability to
metarepresent abstract, non-attributed representations (e.g. sentence types, utterance types,
propositions). Aspects of these abilities have been separately considered in the literatures
on “theory of mind”, Gricean pragmatics and quotation. The aim of this paper is to show
how the results of these separate strands of research might be integrated with an
empirically plausible pragmatic theory.
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