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Publication details [#12565]

Fava, Elisabetta, ed. 1995. Speech Acts and Linguistic Research. Proceedings of the Workshop, July 15-17, 1994, Proceedings of the workshop, July 15-17, 1994, Center of Cognitive Science of New York at Buffalo. Edizioni nemo. xiv + 153 pp.
Publication type
Book – edited volume
Publication language
English
Keywords
language theory | speech act theory
Language as a subject
Japanese | Korean | Languages, Australian aboriginal | Languages, Indo-European | Languages, Semitic

Annotation

A collection of workshop papers discussing issues concerning the interrelations of speech acts and linguistic theories, involving many different languages.

Articles in this volume

Nerlich, Brigitte. The notion of 'speech act' in German linguistics, philosophy and psychology between 1830 and 1970. 1–20
Jaszczolt, Katarina M. Relevance and infinity. 21–36
Lenci, Alessandro. A relevance-based approach to speech acts. 37–53
Kubo, Susumu. Illocutionary potentials in illocutionary force understanding. 55–70
Lee, Chungmin. The Development of Mood and Modality in Korean. 71–88
Cresti, Emanuela. Speech act units and informational units. 89–107
Oda, Hiromi. Socio-cognitive functions of Japanese sentence-final particles. 109–124
Cornelis, Louise H. Passive and pronoun. 125–137
Creemers, Anita H. M. The process of cooperative object reference in a shared domain. 139–153

Reviewed by

Rossari, Corinne. 1998. Review of $Speech Acts and Linguistic Research. Proceedings of the Workshop, July 15-17, 1994, Proceedings of the workshop, July 15-17, 1994, Center of Cognitive Science of New York at Buffalo.