Pragmatics Flashcards

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Pragmatics

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Study of implied meanings

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Linguistic context

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Context within words and grammar

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Physical context

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Objects surrounding the communication as well as place and time

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Utterance

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A segment of speech

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5
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Schema

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A bundle of knowledge about a concept, person or event

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Cooperative principle

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The general principle that people work together to communicate

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Conversational (Grice’s) maxims

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Explicit principle that provide a backdrop for a conversation to take place

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The Maxim of Quantity

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Do not say too little or too late

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The Maxim of Quality

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To speak the truth

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The Maxim of Relevance

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Keep what is being said relevant to topic

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The Maxim of Manner

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Be clear and avoid ambiguity

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Impliciture

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An implied meaning that has to be inferred by a speaker as a result of the maxims being broken

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