Speech Acts Flashcards
1
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started by a theory by John Austin, Followed by John Searle
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Speech acts
2
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speaking is
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performing
3
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what do we
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do,mean, intend the receiver to do, effect
4
Q
refers to what is actually said
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Locutuonary
5
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sound
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Phonic
6
Q
analysis of your phrases, words, clauses
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Phatic act
7
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Literal interpretation
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Rhetic
8
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what does the content convey
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Prop act
9
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intention of soeaker
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illocutionaru
10
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types of illocu
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searle’s categs
11
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get the addressee to do something
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Directives
12
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request, order,forbid, warning, advising
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directives
13
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stating, asserting, deny, admit
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representatives
14
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commit speaker to future course
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commissives
15
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promising, vowing, volunteerjng,offering, guaranteeing, pledging
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Commisives
