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Parret, Herman, Marina Sbisà and Jef Verschueren, eds. 1981. Possibilities and limitations of pragmatics. John Benjamins. 840 pp.
Publication type
Book – edited volume
Publication language
English
Keywords
pragmatic theory

Articles in this volume

Ballmer, Thomas T. Context change and its consequences for a theory of natural language. 17–55
Brockway, Diane. Semantic constraints on relevance. 57–78
Camaioni, Luigia. The problem of appropriateness in pragmatic development. 79–92
Campbell, Robin N. Language acquisition, psychological dualism and the definition of pragmatics. 93–103
Cicourel, Aaron V. Pragmatic issues in the construction of recent history from interview narratives. 105–121
Cooper, David E. Pragmatics and pragmatism. 123–138
Coulmas, Florian. Idiomaticity as a problem of pragmatics. 139–151
Dascal, Marcelo. Contextualism. 153–177
Davis, Steven. Causatives. 179–193
Ervin-Tripp, Susan M. How to make and understand a request. 195–210
Fotion, Nicholas G. I'll bet you $10 that betting is not a speech act. 211–223
Franck, Dorothea. Seven sins of pragmatics: Theses about speech act theory, conversational analysis, linguistics and rhetoric. 225–236
Gelder, B. De. Attributing mental states: A second look at mother-child interaction. 237–250
Gochet, Paul. How to combine speech act theory with formal semantics: A new account of Searle's concept of proposition. 251–261
Grewendorf, Günther. Answering as decision making: A new way of doing pragmatics. 263–284
Haberland, Hartmut and Tove Skutnabb-Kangas. Political determinants of pragmatic and sociolinguistic choices. 285–312
Haberland, Hartmut and Tove Skutnabb-Kangas. Political determinants of pragmatic and sociolinguistic choices. 285–312
Heydrich, Wolfgang and Janos S. Petöfi. Pragmatic considerations within a text-theoretical framework. 313–330
Hindelang, Götz. Pragmatical grammar and the pragmatics of grammar. 331–342
Hundsnurscher, Franz. On insisting. 343–357
Kock, Christian. Non-truth-conditional quantification. 359–370
Kummer, Werner. Pragmatically based grammar. 371–398
Latraverse, François and Suzanne Leblanc. On the delimitation of semantics and the characterization of meaning: Some remarks. 399–411
Leech, Geoffrey N. Pragmatics and conversational rhetoric. 413–441
Leonardi, Paolo and Marco Santambrogio. Pragmatics, language games, questions and answers. 443–471
Levinson, Stephen C. The essential inadequacies of speech act models of dialogue. 473–492
Morpurgo-Tagliabue, Guido. Grammar, logic and rhetoric in a pragmatic perspective. 493–508
Oehrle, Richard T. Common problems in the theory of anaphora and the theory of discourse. 509–530
Orletti, Franca. Classroom verbal interaction: A conversational analysis. 531–549
Parisi, Domenico and Cristiano Castelfranchi. A goal analysis of some pragmatic aspects of language. 551–567
Poggi, Isabella, Cristiano Castelfranchi and Domenico Parisi. Answers, replies and reactions. 569–591
Récanati, François. On Kripke on Donnellan. 593–630
Schnelle, Helmut S. Phenomenological analysis of language and its application to time and tense. 631–655
Sorensen, Viggo. Coherence as a pragmatic concept. 657–681
Stampe, Dennis W. Pragmatics and causal theoretic aspects of semantics. 683–712
Travis, Charles. How to be a referent. 713–747
Vincent, Jocelyne M. and Cristiano Castelfranchi. On the art of deception: How to lie while saying the truth. 749–777
Zaefferer, Dietmar. On the formal treatment of illocutionary force indicators. 779–798

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Lanigan, Richard L. 1984. Review of $Possibilities and limitations of pragmatics.