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.
- 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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