McCoy's theories

McCoy's theories focus on the importance of understanding the context and meaning behind linguistic expressions rather than just their literal form. He argues that language functions within social and cultural settings, and interpreting speech involves grasping speakers' intentions, beliefs, and the situations in which communication occurs. This approach emphasizes that meaning is not solely determined by words but also by how they are used and understood within specific contexts, highlighting the dynamic relationship between language, thought, and social interaction.