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1.1 Social Interaction 1.1 Social Interaction
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1.1.1 Information Extraction 1.1.1 Information Extraction
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1.1.2 The Communal Construction of Meaning 1.1.2 The Communal Construction of Meaning
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1.2 Linguistic and Extralinguistic Communication 1.2 Linguistic and Extralinguistic Communication
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1.3 The Difference between Linguistic and Extralinguistic Is a Process, Not a Product 1.3 The Difference between Linguistic and Extralinguistic Is a Process, Not a Product
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1.4 Communication Acts 1.4 Communication Acts
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1.4.1 Saying Is Doing 1.4.1 Saying Is Doing
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1.4.2 Conversational Implicature and Conversational Maxims 1.4.2 Conversational Implicature and Conversational Maxims
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1.5 Principles of Communication 1.5 Principles of Communication
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1 Not Just Language: A Taxonomy of Communication
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Published:May 2010
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Abstract
This book deals with cognitive pragmatics, the study of the mental states of people who are engaged in communication, and analyzes the relationship between communicative interactions and mental states by focusing on individual motivations, beliefs, goals, desires, and intentions. It also examines how mental states are expressed by looking at the specific features of the various channels of communication, with special emphasis on linguistic communication as opposed to extralinguistic communication. The book also discusses behavior games and conversation games, along with the origin of language and communicative competence, social interaction, the dichotomy between permanence and impermanence in communication, and the theory of relevance proposed by Dan Sperber and Deirdre Wilson in 1986.
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