PRAGMATICS

PRAGMATICS

1. Statements

   • Specific events
   • international acts of speakers at times and places

2. deals with context effects

   • wide perception

3. Logic and semantics

   • types of expressions

4. Classic Pragmatics

   • Pragmatic far side
     • far side perfomatives
       • verb used
         • I bet there's a dangerous animal there
           • instead of following
             • performing
             • Constants
             • DIFFERENT ACTS
               • phonetic act
               • fatic act
               • Act with some force
     • what is said is a kind of limit
   • Pragmatic near side
     • twentieth century
       • artificial languages ​​were the center of attention

5. FACTS TREATED BY PRAGMATICS

   • Objective data
     • Who is the speaker, when it happened and where.
   • Data-intentions
     • What language are you trying to use, what you are trying to achieve by saying what you are doing.
   • Data-beliefs
     • What beliefs do they share, what is the focus of the conversation, etc.
   • Data-Institutions
     • How promises, marriage ceremonies, court proceedings and the like.