| Title | |
| Define and exemplify 3 of the following (using Euripides Ion 529-543 if you want): a) illocutionary force; b) felicity conditions; c) maxims of politeness; d) deictic markers; e) presupposition triggers; f) discourse topic. | |
| Reading | |
| R. Fasold | Sociolinguistics of Language (Oxford 1990), ch. 5 and 6 |
| Leech & Thomas | 'Language, Meaning and Context: Pragmatics', in N.E. Collinge (ed.) An Encyclopedia of Language, (London 1990),pp. 173-206 |
| S. Levinson | Pragmatics (Cambridge 1983), ch. 5 and 6 |
| J.L. Mey | Pragmatics (Oxford 1993) |
| N.E. Collinge | 'Thoughts of the Pragmatics of Ancient Greek', Proceedings of the Cambridge Philological Society 1988, pp. 1-13 |
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