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Im/politeness and discursive pragmatics
Journal of Pragmatics, 2019The aim of this paper is to explore how the analysis of im/politeness can be tackled from a discursive pragmatics perspective. Pragmatics and discourse analysis are interrelated disciplines as they are both concerned with language use.
Maria Sifianou
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Pragmatics: Quarterly Publication of the International Pragmatics Association, 2020
This introductory position paper aims to familiarise the reader with the pragmatics of ritual and previous research in this field. Ritual is a complex pragmatic phenomenon present in many types of interaction, and it has been subject to academic ...
D. Kádár, J. House
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This introductory position paper aims to familiarise the reader with the pragmatics of ritual and previous research in this field. Ritual is a complex pragmatic phenomenon present in many types of interaction, and it has been subject to academic ...
D. Kádár, J. House
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The Oxford Handbook of Psycholinguistics, 2018
Experimental pragmatics is an area of cognitive science that tests hypotheses from (semantics and) pragmatics while employing rigorous methodologies from experimental psychology.
I. Noveck
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Experimental pragmatics is an area of cognitive science that tests hypotheses from (semantics and) pragmatics while employing rigorous methodologies from experimental psychology.
I. Noveck
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The International Journal of Psychoanalysis, 2000
Pragmatism is a philosophical tradition founded by three American philosophers: Charles Sanders Peirce, William James and John Dewey. Starting from Alexander Bain’s definition of belief as a rule or habit of action, Peirce argued that the function of inquiry is not to represent reality, but rather to enable us to act more effectively.
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Pragmatism is a philosophical tradition founded by three American philosophers: Charles Sanders Peirce, William James and John Dewey. Starting from Alexander Bain’s definition of belief as a rule or habit of action, Peirce argued that the function of inquiry is not to represent reality, but rather to enable us to act more effectively.
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International Journal of E-Health and Medical Communications, 2010
E-Health continues to be implemented despite continued demonstration that it lacks value. Specific guidance regarding research approaches and methodologies would be beneficial due to the value in identifying and adopting a single model or framework for any one ‘entity’ (healthcare organisation, sub-national region, country, etc.) so that the evidence ...
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E-Health continues to be implemented despite continued demonstration that it lacks value. Specific guidance regarding research approaches and methodologies would be beneficial due to the value in identifying and adopting a single model or framework for any one ‘entity’ (healthcare organisation, sub-national region, country, etc.) so that the evidence ...
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Technology and L2 Pragmatics Learning
Annual Review of Applied Linguistics, 2019The field of technology and language learning, also known as CALL (computer-assisted language learning), is now a robust area of study informed by research and practice in the fields of language education, computer science, psychology, sociology ...
M. González‐Lloret
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Philosophy Today, 1991
L'A. montre la difference qui separe C. S. Peirce de C. Morris en particulier, et le pragmatisme de la pragmatique en general. La pragmatique de la communication de C.
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L'A. montre la difference qui separe C. S. Peirce de C. Morris en particulier, et le pragmatisme de la pragmatique en general. La pragmatique de la communication de C.
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2019
Four different aspects of the anticipation, agency, and complexity conundrum are analyzed: best practices, evidence-based policies, innovation and value creation, and pragmatic utopias. These four aspects are arranged according to their level of simplicity and contentiousness, from the simple and less contentious to the complex and highly contentious ...
Roberto Poli, Marco Valerio
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Four different aspects of the anticipation, agency, and complexity conundrum are analyzed: best practices, evidence-based policies, innovation and value creation, and pragmatic utopias. These four aspects are arranged according to their level of simplicity and contentiousness, from the simple and less contentious to the complex and highly contentious ...
Roberto Poli, Marco Valerio
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Integrative pragmatics and (im)politeness theory
Pragmatics & Beyond New Series, 2018In this chapter, we first discuss the role that pragmatics has played in the development of (im)politeness theory, and the recent move towards a middle ground that integrates classic and discursive approaches to (im)politeness.
Michael Haugh, J. Culpeper
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Saying, presupposing and implicating: How pragmatics modulates commitment
Journal of Pragmatics, 2018Commitment plays a crucial role in the stabilization of communication. While commitment increases the acceptance of the message communicated, it comes with a price: the greater the commitment, the greater the cost (direct or reputational) the speakers ...
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