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Promises and perlocutions

Critical Review of International Social and Political Philosophy, 2002
This essay is a critical analysis of T.M. Scanlon's contractualist account of promising and promissory and promissory obligation. After situating Scanlon's account within one of two broad schools of thought of the topic – the ‘perlocutionary’ school – I argue that his account fails to overcome a fatal circularity that plagues all perlocutionary ...
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The Ilocusion and Perlocution in Caption or Column Comments Instagram Account @indonesiabertauhidid (Pragmatic Study)

SSRN Electronic Journal, 2019
The technological development that gave birth to the industrial revolution 4.0 caused many changes and developments in all sectors. One such development is the popularization of one of the social media that provides various facilities for netizens to keep expressing and expressing opinions both with pictures or words.
Afi Fadlilah, Faridah Nur Azizah
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Perlocutions: The Achilles' heel of speech act theory

Journal of Pragmatics, 2000
Abstract This paper criticizes previous approaches to perlocutions and previous formalizations of perlocutionary effects of communicative actions by showing that some of their fundamental assumptions are inconsistent with data from communication studies, psychology, and social studies of persuasion.
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When Words Do Things: Perlocutions and Social Affordances

2014
When my spouse once asked me ‘Where’s the milk?’ I thought that my answer ‘In the refrigerator’ was fine. Turns out, I was less helpful than I thought I was. The intended effect of my utterance turned out to be different from what it actually brought about.
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When perlocutions become silent: politicians and the right of silence – a case study

Israel Affairs, 2019
In order to stay in the limelight and be re-elected, politicians depend on their voice to persuade potential voters or party members to support them in general elections or primaries, respectively;...
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The distance between illocution and perlocution: A tale of different pragmemes to call for social distancing in two cities

Intercultural Pragmatics, 2022
Kathleen Virginia Ahrens
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Perlocutions

Linguistics and Philosophy, 1979
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Perlocution in Romans 5–8 (exegetical analyses)

2021
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Lexical decomposition, perlocutions, and meaning postulates∗

Paper in Linguistics, 1975
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Promises and Perlocutions

2004
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