Semantical Implication and Conceptual Implication

Usuli expert's theory of conceptual implication, on one hand, and the linguistic philosopher's theory of semantical implication, on the other, can be the subject of a comparative study. Theory of conceptual implication is the basis of the semantic approach. Conceptual implication is the transfer of mind from a term to its meaning regardless of the speaker's intention. Judicial implication is the transfer of mind from a term to the speaker's intended meaning. Semantics is closer to the theory of conceptual implication because semantics is the study of meaning independent of the speaker or author’s intention. Pragmatics is closer to theory of judicial implication because pragmatics is the study of meaning based on the speaker or author’s intention. Of all theories of semantical signification, the use theory of meaning is closer to the theory of conceptual implication because according to both theories, language and the use of terms are socially rule-governed activities. What's more, both theories claim that phrases and terms acquire their meaning through their multiple usages and functions in society.