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-Speach teory.

-Summary of the theory of ilocutional forces

Speech acts:

ilocutionary act. The act of saying something using the second grammatical and semantic symters of lenguage.

The act identified by an explicit performative.

Perlocutionary act:

the act pernofed by as a result of saying something. For example: “he persuade me to close the door”

Direct and indirect:

Direct

Indirect

Are those phrases in wich the consecuently and ilocutive aspect coincide, that is the intention is expressed directly.

The locutive (what we mean) never conades with (the ilocutive the intention of our wor).

The key sentence is “to say something is to do something

This topic include 3 acts simultaneous according Austin

Locutionary act

Illocutionary act:

Perlocutionary act:

it can be defined as the act of saying something, that is, it corresponds to the content of the broadcast.

This act has an intention or purpose to give a request an order etc…

: This act consists in generating consequences or effects on the thoughts of the audience.

-The making of a meaningful statement, saying something that a hearer understands

References:

AUSTIN, J.L, ”How to do things.With Words” 2nd end.cambridge,MA: Harvard University Press 1975.

Malkjaer.K “Speech-ActTheory”-.In The linguistics Enciclopedia”, 3rd ed, New Yor, NY:Routledg,2010.