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2016
Abstract The main goal of this chapter is critically to address from a comparative perspective some of the most important issues related to clause typing and the encoding of illocutionary force in Romance, covering such areas as the principal phonological, morphological, syntactic, and lexical correlates of declarative force ...
Remberger, Eva-Maria, Giurgea, Ion
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Abstract The main goal of this chapter is critically to address from a comparative perspective some of the most important issues related to clause typing and the encoding of illocutionary force in Romance, covering such areas as the principal phonological, morphological, syntactic, and lexical correlates of declarative force ...
Remberger, Eva-Maria, Giurgea, Ion
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Journal of Pragmatics, 1984
Abstract The classification of illocutionary acts outlined by John L. Austin is examined and elaborated upon. Austin’s four classes of Exercitives, Commissives, Verdictives, and Behabitives are reconsidered and characterized by distinguishing between types of conventional effect on an interactional relation.
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Abstract The classification of illocutionary acts outlined by John L. Austin is examined and elaborated upon. Austin’s four classes of Exercitives, Commissives, Verdictives, and Behabitives are reconsidered and characterized by distinguishing between types of conventional effect on an interactional relation.
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Locutionary, Illocutionary, Perlocutionary
Language and Linguistics Compass, 2008Abstract J. L. Austin's three‐prong distinction between locutionary, illocutionary and perlocutionary acts is discussed in terms of D. Davidson's theory of action. Perlocutionary acts refer to the relation between the utterance and its causal effects on the addressee.
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The emergence of illocutionary skills
Journal of Child Language, 1980ABSTRACTA psycholinguistic experiment elicits highly reliable judgements from young English-speaking children aged 2; 6–3; 0 about illocutionary force of utterances presented in controlled contexts. Puppet play simulated extralinguistic features judged capable of constituting felicity conditions upon the illocutionary acts Request and Offer.
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Pragmatics & Cognition, 2006
The idea that speaking a language is a rule‑ (or convention‑)governed form of behavior goes back at least to Wittgenstein’s language-game analogy, and can be found most prominently in the work of Searle and Alston. Both theorists have a conception of illocutionary rules as putting illocutionary conditions on utterance acts.
Robert M. Harnish, Christian Plunze
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The idea that speaking a language is a rule‑ (or convention‑)governed form of behavior goes back at least to Wittgenstein’s language-game analogy, and can be found most prominently in the work of Searle and Alston. Both theorists have a conception of illocutionary rules as putting illocutionary conditions on utterance acts.
Robert M. Harnish, Christian Plunze
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Pacific Philosophical Quarterly, 2002
Rae Langton and Jennifer Hornsby have argued that pornography might create a climate whereby a woman’s ability to refuse sex is literally silenced or removed. Their central argument is that a failure of ‘uptake’ of the woman’s intention means that the illocutionary speech act of refusal has not taken place.
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Rae Langton and Jennifer Hornsby have argued that pornography might create a climate whereby a woman’s ability to refuse sex is literally silenced or removed. Their central argument is that a failure of ‘uptake’ of the woman’s intention means that the illocutionary speech act of refusal has not taken place.
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On the Conventional Nature of Illocutionary Acts: Uptake, Conventions, and Illocutionary Effects
2023International audience ; Contrary to most speech acts theorists, Sbisà’s reading of Austin rightly emphasizes the conceptual, or “internal,” link between the necessity of uptake for an illocutionary act to be achieved and its conventional nature. She thus refuses to consider the uptake as a theoretical means to promote an intentionalist account of ...
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The illocutionary force of laws
Inquiry, 2017AbstractThis article provides a speech act analysis of ‘crime-enacting’ provisions in criminal statutes, focusing on the illocutionary force of these provisions. These provisions commonly set out not only particular crimes and their characteristics but also their associated penalties. Enactment of a statute brings into force new social facts, typically
Nicholas Allott, Benjamin Shaer
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