The study offers an analysis of three grammatical constructions specifically employed in direct performance of directive speech acts in Polish. Constructions of this type have not yet been widely analyzed, as research pertaining to the relation between the grammatical structure of an utterance and its pragmatic effects has focused mainly on indirect speech acts. The study combines a discussion of a wide range of corpus examples with a detailed analysis of hand-picked examples situated in specific contexts. The aim is to show how the grammatical make-up of a construction functions with contextual factors to bring about a range of pragmatic effects pertaining to the speakers' interaction and their interpersonal relation. The framework of the study is the theory of cognitive grammar.
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Agata Kochańska is Assistant Professor at the Institute of English Studies, University of Warsaw. Her current research interests focus on meanings of grammatical structures. She is an author of a number of articles on the semantics of, among others, the verbal aspect, distance-regulating structures, and directive constructions in Polish.
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Festeinband. Etat : Wie neu. 285 Seiten : Illustrationen ; 22 cm, 444 g Neuwertig. - Table of contents: -- Acknowledgements 13 -- List of abbreviations 15 -- List of figures 17 -- Introduction 21 -- PART I Theoretical prerequisites -- Chapter 1 Setting the ground: selected issues in the classical -- speech act theory 33 -- 1 0 Introduction 33 -- 11 Speech acts - Austin's basic insights 34 -- 12 Searle's approach to speech acts 39 -- 13 Selected controversies in speech act theory 46 -- 131 Illocutionary force and meaning - fundamentally -- different or basically alike? 47 -- 132 Understanding an utterance's illocutionary -- force: decoding or inference? 51 -- 14 Summary and conclusions 55 -- Chapter 2 Approaches to the problem of the interactive and -- interpersonal value of utterances 59 -- 2 0 Introduction 59 -- 21 Selected approaches to linguistics politeness 60 -- 8 Table of contents -- 211 Brown and Levinson's model (1987 [1978]) 61 -- 212 Leech's model (1983 and 2014) 67 -- 22 Selected approaches to linguistic impoliteness 72 -- 221 Culpeper's model (1996) 72 -- 222 Bousfield's model (2008) 74 -- 23 A discussion of the models of linguistic politeness and -- impoliteness under consideration 76 -- 24 Intersubjectivity 83 -- 25 Concluding remarks 87 -- Chapter 3 Cognitive approaches to issues in speech act theory 89 -- 3 0 Introduction 89 -- 31 Speech acts as conceptual categories 89 -- 32 Force dynamics in the understanding of directive -- speech acts 92 -- 33 The relation between an utterance's illocutionary force -- and its grammatical structure - selected cognitive -- approaches 97 -- 331 The Obstacle Hypothesis (Gibbs 1986) 98 -- 332 Panther and Thornburg's model of metonymic -- inferencing in indirect speech acts 99 -- 333 The role of propositional ICMs in indirect speech -- acts (Perez Hernandez and Ruiz de Mendoza -- 2002; Perez Hernandez 2013) 104 -- 334 The role of the hearer in the directive scenario -- (Chybowska 2005a and b) 108 -- 335 A construction-based approach to indirect speech -- acts (Stefanowitsch 2003) 116 -- 336 Takahashi's analysis of the meaning of the English -- imperative (2012) 121 -- 34 Concluding remarks 127 -- Table of contents 9 -- Chapter 4 The theoretical framework 131 -- 4 0 Introduction 131 -- 41 Cognitive grammar - the general theoretical landscape 131 -- 42 Cognitive grammar as a usage-based approach to -- language 133 -- 43 Cognitive grammar's views on the nature of linguistic -- meaning 139 -- 431 Encyclopedic nature of meaning 139 -- 432 Conceptualist and imagistic nature of meaning 141 -- 44 Cognitive grammar and speech acts 147 -- 441 Meaning and illocutionary force 147 -- 442 Interactive frames 148 -- 443 Grounding 150 -- 444 The machinery at work 153 -- 45 Cognitive grammar and the relevance-theoretic -- pragmatic theorizing 155 -- 46 Concluding remarks 163 -- PART II Analysis -- Chapter 5 The imperative constructions - a semantic -- and pragmatic characterization of their main -- components 169 -- 5 0 Introduction 169 -- 51 The imperative- basic grammatical facts 170 -- 52 Perfective and imperfective imperatives 173 -- 521 Perfective and imperfective imperatives in -- context-situated spoken colloquial discourse 174 -- 522 A study of corpus examples 176 -- 523 The proposed analysis 183 -- 524 How the proposed analysis relates to alternative -- accounts 185 -- 10 Table of contents -- 53 Distance maintenance and distance reduction in -- imperative constructions 193 -- 531 A note on distance-regulating structures in Polish 194 -- 532 A characterizaton of the notion of pragmatic -- distance 196 -- 533 A note on standard uses of distance-regulating -- structures in Polish 198 -- 534 Distance-regulating structures as a means of -- negotiating the speaker-hearer interpersonal -- distance 204 -- 54 Concluding remarks 207 -- Chapter 6 Directive infinitives 211 -- 6 0 Introduction 211 -- 61 The grammatical and conceptual make-up of the -- (Prosze ) + V constructions 212' 1 SGNON-PAST INDICAT/ INF -- 62 An overview of. N° de réf. du vendeur 1228243
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