Conversation and preference structure

Date: 2015-10-07; view: 466.

Politeness and interaction

Speech acts and events

Cooperation and implicature

Presupposition and entailment

Reference and inference

Deixis and distance

Definitions and background

Survey i

Preface xi

Contents

SECTION I:

Syntax, semantics, and pragmatics 4

Regularity 4

The pragmatics wastebasket 6

Person deixis 10

Spatial deixis 12

Temporal deixis 14

Deixis and grammar 15

Referential and attributive uses 18

Names and referents 19

The role of co-text 21

Anaphoric reference 22

Presupposition 26

Types of presupposition 27

The projection problem 30

Ordered entailments 3 3

The cooperative principle 3 6

Hedges 38

Conversational implicature Generalized conversational implicatures Scalar implicatures

Particularized conversational implicatures Properties of conversational implicatures Conventional implicatures

Speech acts

IFIDs

Felicity conditions

The performative hypothesis

Speech act classification

Direct and indirect speech acts

Speech events

Politeness

Face wants

Negative and positive face

Self and other: say nothing

Say something: off and on record

Positive and negative politeness

Strategies

Pre-sequences

Conversation analysis

Pauses, overlaps, and backchannels

Conversational style

Adjacency pairs

Preference structure