Pragmatics¶
Huang, Y. (2014). Pragmatics. Oxford University Press.
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Primes¶
- Contextual Mode Switching
- The architecture mirrors, without explicit borrowing, the dual-process cognitive model: few modes, clear triggers, fluent transitions.
This sourceStandard pragmatics textbook on how context constrains meaning (deixis, implicature, speech acts). SUPPORTS the 'pragmatics provides theoretical foundation for recognizing contextual signals' claim (markers 146).
- The architecture mirrors, without explicit borrowing, the dual-process cognitive model: few modes, clear triggers, fluent transitions.
- Cooperative Principle and Gricean Maxims
- Naming the principle lets analysts diagnose breakdowns: was the utterance literally confusing (Manner), pragmatically inadequate (Quantity), contextually irrelevant (Relation), or were we mistaken that cooperation was in force at all?
This sourceHuang Pragmatics textbook deixis context-dependence speech acts.
- Naming the principle lets analysts diagnose breakdowns: was the utterance literally confusing (Manner), pragmatically inadequate (Quantity), contextually irrelevant (Relation), or were we mistaken that cooperation was in force at all?
- Deixis
- Not ambiguity generically — ambiguity involves multiple possible senses that context can in principle resolve; deixis is a systematic, closed-class dependency on specific utterance parameters.
This sourceCh. 5 treats deixis as context-of-utterance encoding and contrasts it with lexical/syntactic ambiguity; covers context-dependence resolution.
- Not ambiguity generically — ambiguity involves multiple possible senses that context can in principle resolve; deixis is a systematic, closed-class dependency on specific utterance parameters.
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