 Unlike Greenberg, Cohen, and Leslie, Hesni (2021) argues that the normative force of generic statements cannot be located in the semantics of generic statements. Instead, Hesni proposes that when we consider a wider variety of generic sentences that do not contain dual character concepts but appear to have normative force in certain contexts (e.g., “Rocks aren’t breakfast”), we must appeal to Gricean pragmatics to explain their normative force.