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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 typical uses of the directive infinitive -- constructions 217 -- 63 Concluding remarks 227 -- Chapter 7 An analysis of pragmatic effects of selected -- "special" variants of direct directive constructions: -- a construction's grammatical make-up and context -- in collaboration229 -- 7 0 Introduction 229 -- 71 TheV construction 2302 SG IMP -- 711 TheV mi ('me') construction 2302 SG IMPERF IMP DATo -- 712 ThePanieX 'MrX'V construction 236VOC 2 SG IMPERF IMP -- 72 The distance-maintaining imperative construction 247 -- 73 The directive infinitive construction 251 -- 74 Concluding remarks 255 -- Table of contents 11 -- Chapter 8 Conclusions 259 -- 8 0 Introduction 259 -- 81 Summary of the analysis 259 -- 82 Some general observations and conclusions 264 -- 83 Some venues for future research 267 -- 84 The final note 269 -- References271 -- Index of Names 283 -- ISBN 9783631872826 Sprache: Englisch Gewicht in Gramm: 440. …

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