Saini 2001,318.

Bhoja theorizes that “the remainder of an utterance” consists of

inferring contextually/cognitively-relevant “missing” meaning in instances of
purport-incongruence (arthākāṃkśānivartakovākyaśeṣaḥ, Ibid.). Cf. Bach and
Harnish 1979, 15, who, adapting the Gricean model amended by Searle note that
a speech-act’s success depends on the hearer’s recognition (abduction!) of a
speaker’s reflexive intention or “R-intention.”