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Vedran Jerbić - One of the best experts on this subject based on the ideXlab platform.
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Speech Act Theory and the European Integration: The Case of the Eastern Enlargement
2015Co-Authors: Hrvoje Špehar, Vedran JerbićAbstract:This paper aims to analyse and demonstrate the possibilities of applying Speech Act Theory in the framework of European integration studies by examining the case of the Eastern European enlargement. We start with the brief overview of the Speech Act Theory as being delineated by J. L. Austin and John R. Searle. Then we examine the interdisciplinary "spill-over" into the International relations studies, particularly Security studies. Finally, drawing on the recent rationalist-constructivist discussion around Eastern enlargement we try to show how Austinian legacy, which "limits" itself on the very "surface" of the available public/official Speech and its effects, can help us grasp the historically specific moment of the accession of post-communist regimes that have challenged the foundations of the EU integration process.
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Speech Act Theory and European Integration: The Case of Eastern Enlargement
2015Co-Authors: Hrvoje Špehar, Vedran JerbićAbstract:This paper aims to analyse and demonstrate the possibilities of applying Speech Act Theory in the framework of European integration studies by examining the case of the Eastern European enlargement. We start with the brief overview of the Speech Act Theory as being delineated by J. L. Austin and John R. Searle. Then we examine the interdisciplinary "spill-over" into the International relations studies, particularly Security studies. Finally, drawing on the recent rationalist- constructivist discussion around Eastern enlargement we try to show how Austinian legacy, which "limits" itself on the very "surface" of the available public/official Speech and its effects, can help us grasp the historically specific moment of the accession of post-communist regimes that have challenged the foundations of the EU integration process.
Francois Cooren - One of the best experts on this subject based on the ideXlab platform.
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Speech Act Theory
The International Encyclopedia of Language and Social Interaction, 2015Co-Authors: Francois CoorenAbstract:Speech Act Theory is a Theory of language initially proposed by the analytic philosopher John Langshaw Austin. In his posthumously published book How to do Things with Words, Austin explores the various ways by which people do things with words, which leads him to come up with a first opposition between constative and performative utterances. Austin then discards this opposition in favor of the distinction between locutionary Acts (the Act of uttering words), illocutionary Acts (what we do in saying something) and perlocutionary Acts (what we do by saying something). This Theory was taken up, among others, by one of his students, John R. Searle as well as Jacques Derrida. Keywords: Jacques Derrida; John L. Austin; John R. Searle; iterability; Speech Act Theory
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The International Encyclopedia of Language and Social InterAction - Speech Act Theory
The International Encyclopedia of Language and Social Interaction, 2015Co-Authors: Francois CoorenAbstract:Speech Act Theory is a Theory of language initially proposed by the analytic philosopher John Langshaw Austin. In his posthumously published book How to do Things with Words, Austin explores the various ways by which people do things with words, which leads him to come up with a first opposition between constative and performative utterances. Austin then discards this opposition in favor of the distinction between locutionary Acts (the Act of uttering words), illocutionary Acts (what we do in saying something) and perlocutionary Acts (what we do by saying something). This Theory was taken up, among others, by one of his students, John R. Searle as well as Jacques Derrida. Keywords: Jacques Derrida; John L. Austin; John R. Searle; iterability; Speech Act Theory
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toward another ideal Speech situation a critique of habermas reinterpretation of Speech Act Theory
Quarterly Journal of Speech, 2000Co-Authors: Francois CoorenAbstract:With incredible daring Habermas has reinterpreted Speech Act Theory in a way that poses a foundational challenge to rhetorical scholars.
Wang Mei - One of the best experts on this subject based on the ideXlab platform.
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Speech Act Theory and Discourse Power in Communication
Journal of Chongqing Jiaotong University, 2013Co-Authors: Wang MeiAbstract:Speech Act Theory is concerned with how to do things with words and reveals the real intention of the speakers.The application of Speech Act Theory in communication studies not only describes the distribution of discourse power,but also provides a new perspective to enrich the research of Speech Act Theory and communication studies.The application of Speech Act Theory in communication studies reveals the power of discourse and reflects the function of doing things with words,helping people grasp real intention of communicators and realize the interActive nature of the relationship between communication and social shifts as well as the important role of discourse power in communication.
Gao Xing-lan - One of the best experts on this subject based on the ideXlab platform.
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Implications of Indirect Speech Act Theory for Japanese Teaching
Journal of Zhejiang Ocean University, 2009Co-Authors: Gao Xing-lanAbstract:Searle's indirect Speech Act Theory not only is an important part of the pragmatics,but also provides a great deal of inspiration for Japanese teaching:the relationship should be properly handled between language form and function,language appropriation and accuracy.Applying the indirect Speech Act Theory into Japanese teaching will help students further know the nature of language so as to enhance students' communicative competence.
Chen Cheng - One of the best experts on this subject based on the ideXlab platform.
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IMPLICATIONS OF Speech Act Theory IN TRANSLATION
Journal of Yunmeng, 2002Co-Authors: Chen ChengAbstract:This paper outlines and makes a few remarks on Speech Act Theory, probes into its implications in translation . It is undoubtedly the case that sensitive handling of the illocutionary functions of sentences (as Speech Acts) is an essential aspect of skill in translating and in interpreting. The aim of the paper is to develop and to illustrate such a translation skill.
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Implications of Speech Act Theory in FL teaching and learning
Journal of Sichuan International Studies University, 2002Co-Authors: Chen ChengAbstract:A few remarks on Speech Act Theory are maken, its implications in FL teaching and learning in general, in upgrading our concept of language, and in communication, students' communicative competence in particular, are probed into, and insights for developing such competence in classroom prActice provided
