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CHAPTER I-V - Digilib UIN Malang

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Then, understanding and relevance are as a set of cognitive which is<br />

proved by the fifth principle of relevant theory which stated that the most<br />

accessible interpretation is the most relevant. It means that actually the most<br />

relevance is the easier to be understood. And it called by positive cognitive effect<br />

as the result of implementation the process of essential principles of relevance<br />

theory in understanding the utterance (spoken or written).<br />

The aim in Relevance Theory is to generate the cognititve effect of an<br />

utterance that are more important than enything else to which the interpreted<br />

could be attending to in the context. This proces is not guided by linguistic form<br />

but rather by what is accessible in memory and what has the most cognitive<br />

utility. Since this the single principle in relevance theory, an interpreter need only<br />

assume that the speaker believes his utterance is maximally relevant in order to<br />

compute its content. 19<br />

However, unlike Grice’s in Cooperative Principle, which speaker<br />

voluntarily follows or disobeys, Sperber and Wilson’s principle of relevance (the<br />

fact that utterances communicate a presumption of being relevant to the hearer or<br />

reader) is spontaneous and biologically rooted in human cognition.<br />

19 Op. cit. 2003: 75

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