On the social practice of indirect reports (further advances in the theory of pragmemes)  

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Capone, Alessandro

Jenis: Article from Journal - ilmiah internasional
Dalam koleksi: Journal of Pragmatics: An Interdiciplinary Journal of Language Studies vol. 42 no. 2 (Feb. 2010), page 377–391.
Topik: Pragmemes; Indirect reports; Language games; Relevance Theory; Anthropology
Fulltext: Capone_Alessandro.pdf (180.64KB)

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This paper deals with the social practice of indirect reports and treats them as cases of language games. It proposes a number of principles like the following: Paraphrasis/Form Principle The that-clause embedded in the verb ‘say’ is a paraphrasis of what Y said, and meets the following constraints: should Y hear what X said he (Y) had said, he would not take issue with it, as to content, but would approve of it as a fair paraphrasis of his original utterance. Furthermore, he would not object to vocalizing the assertion made out of the words following the complementizer ‘that’ on account of its form/style. Furthermore, it connects such principles with Relevance Theory considerations.

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