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Table of Contents
Intro
Preface
Contents
Notes on Contributors
List of Figures
List of Tables
Marina Sbis'̉s Deontic Approach to Speech Actions
1 Themes in Marina Sbis'̉s Philosophy
2 Illocution and Conventionality
Convention and Intention in Illocution
Illocutionary Effects as Conventional Effects
3 Illocutionary Effects and Deontic Modality
4 Accommodation and Felicity Conditions
5 This Collection: Structure and Contents
References
Should Speech Act Theory Eschew Propositions?
1 Introduction
2 Sbis'̉s Argument Against Propositions
3 Limitations of the "Attitudinal" Approach to Speech Act Theory
4 A Middle Way: Contentful Commitments
5 Contentful Indicators of Force
References
On the Conventional Nature of Illocutionary Acts: Uptake, Conventions, and Illocutionary Effects
1 Introduction
2 Sbis'̉s Criticism of the Intentionalist Understanding of Speech Efficiency
The Securing of Uptake as the Backbone of the Intentionalist Conception
Sbis'̉s Defense of the Conventionalist Position
3 On the Conventional Nature of the Illocutionary Act as a Social Act and Its Social Conditions
The Speech Act of Telling as a Public Act of Commitment
On Social Conditions and the Limits of Context Plasticity
4 Conclusion
References
Varieties of Uptake
1 Introduction
2 What Is Uptake?
3 Securing of Uptake: Hearer-Dependent Reading
Ratification Theory
Constitution Theory
Collaboration Theory
4 Challenges and Objections
Scope
The Power of the Hearer
Deliberate Misinterpretation
5 Communicative Versus Normative Dimension
6 Conclusion: A Speaker-Dependent Reading
References
Interactional Negotiation
1 Introduction
2 Uptake, Responses, and Accommodation in Force Negotiation
3 Language Conventions as Lineages of Negotiated Precedents
References
Some Varieties of Illocutionary Pluralism
1 Introduction
2 Illocutionary Force
3 Sbis'̉s Pluralism
4 Johnson's Pluralism
5 Lewi?ski's Pluralism
6 Conclusion
References
Speech Acts and Ventriloquation: The Contribution of Marina Sbis ̉to a General Theory of Action and Performativity
1 Introduction
2 Action: What's in This Word?
3 Speech Acts as Specific Types of Action
4 Textual Agency
5 Speech Acts and Ventriloquation
6 Conclusion
References
Towards a Unified Theory of Illocutionary Normativity
1 Varieties of Illocutionary Norms
2 Sbis'̉s Framework: The "Tripartite View"
The Tripartite View
Applying the Tripartition to Existing Notions
Terminology
Revising and Extending the Model
3 Two Challenges for the Tripartite Model
Upstream Rules and Downstream Obligations
A Neglected Category: Aims
4 Cooperation, Rules, and Illocutionary Concepts
Disagreement About Rules
The Checklist View
Cooperative Rules as Rational Expectations
Preface
Contents
Notes on Contributors
List of Figures
List of Tables
Marina Sbis'̉s Deontic Approach to Speech Actions
1 Themes in Marina Sbis'̉s Philosophy
2 Illocution and Conventionality
Convention and Intention in Illocution
Illocutionary Effects as Conventional Effects
3 Illocutionary Effects and Deontic Modality
4 Accommodation and Felicity Conditions
5 This Collection: Structure and Contents
References
Should Speech Act Theory Eschew Propositions?
1 Introduction
2 Sbis'̉s Argument Against Propositions
3 Limitations of the "Attitudinal" Approach to Speech Act Theory
4 A Middle Way: Contentful Commitments
5 Contentful Indicators of Force
References
On the Conventional Nature of Illocutionary Acts: Uptake, Conventions, and Illocutionary Effects
1 Introduction
2 Sbis'̉s Criticism of the Intentionalist Understanding of Speech Efficiency
The Securing of Uptake as the Backbone of the Intentionalist Conception
Sbis'̉s Defense of the Conventionalist Position
3 On the Conventional Nature of the Illocutionary Act as a Social Act and Its Social Conditions
The Speech Act of Telling as a Public Act of Commitment
On Social Conditions and the Limits of Context Plasticity
4 Conclusion
References
Varieties of Uptake
1 Introduction
2 What Is Uptake?
3 Securing of Uptake: Hearer-Dependent Reading
Ratification Theory
Constitution Theory
Collaboration Theory
4 Challenges and Objections
Scope
The Power of the Hearer
Deliberate Misinterpretation
5 Communicative Versus Normative Dimension
6 Conclusion: A Speaker-Dependent Reading
References
Interactional Negotiation
1 Introduction
2 Uptake, Responses, and Accommodation in Force Negotiation
3 Language Conventions as Lineages of Negotiated Precedents
References
Some Varieties of Illocutionary Pluralism
1 Introduction
2 Illocutionary Force
3 Sbis'̉s Pluralism
4 Johnson's Pluralism
5 Lewi?ski's Pluralism
6 Conclusion
References
Speech Acts and Ventriloquation: The Contribution of Marina Sbis ̉to a General Theory of Action and Performativity
1 Introduction
2 Action: What's in This Word?
3 Speech Acts as Specific Types of Action
4 Textual Agency
5 Speech Acts and Ventriloquation
6 Conclusion
References
Towards a Unified Theory of Illocutionary Normativity
1 Varieties of Illocutionary Norms
2 Sbis'̉s Framework: The "Tripartite View"
The Tripartite View
Applying the Tripartition to Existing Notions
Terminology
Revising and Extending the Model
3 Two Challenges for the Tripartite Model
Upstream Rules and Downstream Obligations
A Neglected Category: Aims
4 Cooperation, Rules, and Illocutionary Concepts
Disagreement About Rules
The Checklist View
Cooperative Rules as Rational Expectations