Metalanguage for Speech Acts

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  • Name : Metalanguage for Speech Acts
  • Title : Metalanguage for Speech Acts
  • Date : 2008
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    • Description : This entry has been superceded by the 2009 version! People of all cultures have some degree of concern with categorizing types of communicative social action. All languages have words with meanings like speak, say, talk, complain, curse, promise, accuse, nod, wink, point and chant. But the exact distinctions they make will differ in both quantity and quality. How is communicative social action categorised across languages and cultures? The goal of this task is to establish a basis for cross-linguistic comparison of native metalanguages for social action.
    • Description : Additional info: Volume 2008, filed under Interactional Foundations of Language. Tags: interaction, lexicon
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    • Continent : Europe
    • Country : Netherlands
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    • Name : Language and Cognition Field Manuals
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      • Organisation : Max Planck Institute for Psycholinguistics
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      • Name : N.J. Enfield
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      • Name : Stephen C. Levinson
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