2a. From what is said to what is meant Flashcards

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what is exactly communication about?

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it is a misperception that communication has primarily to do with words and what they mean.
It doesn’t.
It has primarily to do with people and what they mean

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locution and illocution

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locution is what the sentence means
illocution is what the speaker means

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types of speech acts

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assertive- describing a state of affairs
expressive- conveying a feeling or attitude
directive- attempting to influence the listener’s behavior
commisive- affecting the speaker’s subsequent behavior
declarative- changing a state of affairs

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Illocution and perlocution

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illocution is the speaker’s meaning (the intention)
perlocution is the listener’s meaning (the effect)

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Semantic approach to human communication

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Structure of language
Relationships sign-referent
Wirds describe facts
Communication regarded as an encoding-decoding process
Ambiguity results from errors in communication processes

It is a kind of approach of linguistics, what a dictionary shows, it is concerned with constructions of sentences, meaning of words and objects

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Pragmatic approach to human communication

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use of language
relationship sign-context
words have effects
communication regarded as an intention inference process
ambiguity is inherent in communication processes

It is concerned with the use of knowledge

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