Pragmatics Flashcards

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What is a deixis

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If time, place, role of the speaker/reference is not clear

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Name the three aspects of speech acts

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Locutionary: utterance „I want XYZ“
Illocutionary: intention of speaker - What I really want
Perlocutionary: effect on hearer - what you realise I want

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Name the 5 illocutionary types

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Representatives
Directives
Commissives
Expressives
Declaratives

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What are Representative speech acts? Give an example.

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Making statements I believe are the case
Inform, assert
Fact, assertions, conclusions, descriptions

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What are Directive Speech acts? Give an example

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Gettint the other(s) to perform an action
Command, request
Commands, orders, requests, suggestions

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What are Commissive Speech Acts? Give an example.

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Informing others about OWN future actions
Promise, threaten
Promises, threats, refusals, pledges

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What are Expressive Speech Acts? Give an example.

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Expression of feelings and emotions
Condone, congratulate
Pleasure, pain, likes, dislikes, joy, sorrow…

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What is a Declarative Speech Act? Give an example.

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Performing an action that changes the world by saying it
Baptise, appoint
Speaker needs to have: Special institutional roles

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