Handbook of Pragmatics

Manual

Editors

Jef Verschueren | University of Antwerp

Jan-Ola Östman | University of Helsinki

Jan Blommaert † | University of Antwerp

This title has been replaced by Handbook of Pragmatics: Manual. Second edition (2022)

Hardbound – Replaced by new edition

ISBN 9789027250810 (Eur)

ISBN 9781556195037 (USA)

The Handbook of Pragmatics, published under the auspices of the International Pragmatics Association (IPrA), provides easy access, for scholars with widely divergent backgrounds but with converging interests in the use and functioning of language, to the field of linguistic pragmatics, broadly conceived as the cognitive, social, and cultural study of language and communication. It is a continuously updated state-of-the-art report, functioning as a tool to enhance cross-disciplinary intelligibility in this necessarily interdisciplinary domain of scholarship.

While the bulk of the Handbook is published in loose-leaf format to allow for annual updating, this bound Handbook Manual was designed to provide as much as possible of the necessary background information on formative and related traditions and methods of research. An introductory chapter on “The pragmatic perspective” is followed by over one hundred articles situating pragmatics in relation to various traditions in the cognitive sciences, social sciences, cultural studies, philosophy of language, and linguistic proper, and exploring a range of important methodological tools.

[Handbook of Pragmatics, M] 1995. xiv, 658 pp.

Publishing status: Obsolete

https://doi.org/10.1075/hop.m

Table of Contents

Preface | pp. ix–xiv

The pragmatic perspective

Jef Verschueren | pp. 1–19

Traditions

Accommodation theory

Nikolas Coupland | pp. 21–26

Action theory

Jens Allwood | pp. 26–28

Analytical philosophy

Marina Sbisà | pp. 28–36

Anthropological linguistics

Ben G. Blount | pp. 36–45

Applied linguistics

Britt-Louise Gunnarsson | pp. 45–54

Argumentation theory

Frans H. van Eemeren and Rob Grootendorst | pp. 55–61

Artificial intelligence

Steven Gillis, Walter Daelemans and Koenraad De Smedt | pp. 61–80

Autonomous vs. non-autonomous syntax

Jan Nuyts | pp. 80–85

Behaviorism

Marc De Mey | pp. 85–89

Case grammar

John M. Anderson | pp. 89–94

Catastrophe theory

Wolfgang Wildgen | pp. 95–97

Chomskyan linguistics

Henk van Riemsdijk | pp. 97–100

Cognitive anthropology

Stephen C. Levinson | pp. 100–105

Cognitive grammar

Ronald W. Langacker | pp. 105–111

Cognitive linguistics

Dirk Geeraerts | pp. 111–116

Cognitive psychology

Jean Caron | pp. 116–123

Cognitive science

Seana Coulson | pp. 123–140

Cognitive sociology

Barry Saferstein | pp. 140–147

Componential analysis

Cliff Goddard | pp. 147–153

Computational linguistics

Anne De Roeck | pp. 154–164

Connectionism

Ton Weijters and Antal van den Bosch | pp. 165–171

Construction grammar

Paul Kay | pp. 171–177

Contact linguistics

Michael Meeuwis and Jan-Ola Östman | pp. 177–182

Conversation analysis

Ian Hutchby and Paul Drew | pp. 182–189

Conversational logic

Robin T. Lakoff | pp. 190–198

Creole linguistics

Pieter Muysken | pp. 198–204

Critical Linguistics and Critical Discourse Analysis

Ruth Wodak | pp. 204–210

Critical theory

Koenraad Geldof | pp. 211–216

Deontic logic

Gustaaf C. Cornelis | pp. 217–222

Dependency and valency grammar

Rudi Gebruers | pp. 222–227

Developmental psychology

Susan M. Ervin-Tripp | pp. 227–234

Dialectology

Georges De Schutter | pp. 234–239

Discourse analysis

Jan-Ola Östman and Tuija Virtanen | pp. 239–253

Discourse representation theory

Hans Kamp | pp. 253–257

Epistemic logic

Gustaaf C. Cornelis | pp. 257–261

Epistemology

Filip Buekens | pp. 261–262

Ethnography of speaking

Kristine L. Fitch and Gerry Philipsen | pp. 263–269

Ethnomethodology

Alan Firth | pp. 269–278

Firthian linguistics

Jan-Ola Östman and Anne-Marie Simon-Vandenbergen | pp. 278–282

Formal pragmatics

Harry Bunt | pp. 282–286

Functional grammar

J. Lachlan Mackenzie | pp. 286–293

Functionalism vs. formalism

Jan Nuyts | pp. 293–300

Game-theoretical semantics

Walter De Mulder | pp. 300–307

General semantics

Keith Allan | pp. 307–311

Generative semantics

James D. McCawley | pp. 311–319

Geneva school

Eddy Roulet | pp. 319–323

Historical linguistics

Louis Goossens | pp. 323–329

Intensional logic

Paul Gochet | pp. 330–336

Interactional sociolinguistics

Jef Verschueren | pp. 336–338

Interpretive semantics

Urpo Nikanne | pp. 338–343

Lexical field analysis

Dirk Geeraerts | pp. 343–346

Lexical functional grammar

Farrell Ackerman | pp. 346–350

Literary pragmatics

Dirk De Geest | pp. 351–357

Logical semantics

Roger Vergauwen | pp. 357–361

Marxist linguistics

Niels Helsloot | pp. 361–366

Mentalism

Jan Nuyts | pp. 366–367

Metapragmatics

Jef Verschueren | pp. 367–371

Modal logic

Paul Gochet | pp. 371–376

Model-theoretic semantics

Paul Gochet | pp. 376–384

Montague and categorial grammar

Helmut Frosch | pp. 384–390

Neurolinguistics

Marcella Bertuccelli Papi | pp. 390–396

Objectivism vs. subjectivism

Hans Julius Schneider | pp. 397–399

Ontology

Roger Vergauwen | pp. 399–403

Phenomenology

Jef Verschueren | pp. 403–405

Philosophy of action

Filip Buekens | pp. 405–409

Philosophy of language

Asa Kasher | pp. 409–414

Philosophy of mind

Stefaan E. Cuypers | pp. 414–418

Possible worlds semantics

Paul Gochet | pp. 419–424

Pragmatism

Filip Buekens | pp. 424–429

Prague school

Petr Sgall | pp. 429–435

Psycholinguistics

Gary D. Prideaux | pp. 435–443

Relevance theory

Diane Blakemore | pp. 443–452

Rhetoric

Manfred Kienpointner | pp. 453–461

Role and reference grammar

Robert D. Van Valin Jr. | pp. 461–469

Semiotics

Christiane Pankow | pp. 469–476

Situation semantics

Walter De Mulder | pp. 476–482

Social psychology

Jonathan Potter | pp. 482–488

Sociolinguistics

Suzanne Romaine | pp. 489–495

Speech act theory

Marina Sbisà | pp. 495–506

Structuralism

Dominique Willems | pp. 506–513

Stylistics

Elena Semino and Jonathan Culpeper | pp. 513–520

Symbolic interactionism

Rod Watson | pp. 520–527

Systemic functional grammar

Christopher S. Butler | pp. 527–533

Tagmemics

Kenneth L. Pike | pp. 533–536

Text linguistics

Robert de Beaugrande | pp. 536–544

Truth-conditional semantics

Robyn Carston | pp. 544–550

Typology

Bernard Comrie | pp. 551–553

Universal and transcendental pragmatics

Joachim Leilich | pp. 554–559

Methods

Contrastive analysis

Katarzyna M. Jaszczolt | pp. 561–565

Corpus analysis

Jan Aarts | pp. 565–570

Deconstruction

Tony Schirato | pp. 571–575

Dialogical analysis

Per Linell | pp. 575–577

Elicitation

Gunter Senft | pp. 577–581

Error analysis

Håkan Ringbom | pp. 581–583

Ethnography

Michael Agar | pp. 583–590

Experimentation

Dominiek Sandra | pp. 590–595

Fieldwork

Gunter Senft | pp. 595–601

Interview

Charles L. Briggs | pp. 601–606

Intuition and introspection

Hans Julius Schneider | pp. 606–608

Linguistic explanation

William Frawley and Roberta Michnick Golinkoff | pp. 608–615

Logical analysis

Roger Vergauwen | pp. 615–620

Reconstruction

Derek Nurse | pp. 620–624

Statistics

Roeland van Hout | pp. 624–627

Taxonomy

Robert E. MacLaury | pp. 628–633

Notational systems

Notation in formal semantics

Walter De Mulder | pp. 635–646

Transcription systems for spoken discourse

Daniel C. O’Connell and Sabine Kowal | pp. 646–656

“The number one resource for all people trying to come to grips with what is sought after in the field and to embark upon the field. This will become self-evident from the fact that almost every conceivable topic up to the time of writing in connection with the rubric of pragmatic is covered in the Handbook and that, more important, all the topics are written by leading scholars, many of whom are among the foremost authorities in their field. In other words, the breadth and the authoritativeness of the Handbook is beyond doubt.”

Chaoqun Xie, Fujian Normal University

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