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Semantics and Pragmatics (ENG508)
Semantics and Pragmatics (ENG508) VIRTUAL UNIVERSITY OF PAKISTANS emantics and Pragmatics (ENG508) VU Copyright Virtual University of Pakistan 2 Table of Contents Lesson No. Lesson Title Topics Pg. No. Lesson No. 1 INTRODUCTION TO Semantics AND Pragmatics Definition of Semantics and Pragmatics 001 09 The Borderline between Semantics and Pragmatics 002 09 Sentence and Utterance 003 09 Language and Logic 004 10 The Explicit and the Implicit 005 10 Lesson No. 2 Semantics AND LINGUISTICS Semantics in Linguistics 006 11 Semantics in a Model of Grammar 007 11 Historical Semantics 008 11 Semantics in Other Disciplines 009 12 Lesson No. 3 Semantics and Semiotics 10 12 IMPORTANT ASSUMPTIONS ABOUT Semantics Reference and Sense 11 14 Utterance, Sentence and Proposition 12 14 Utterance, Sentence and Proposition -Activities 13 15 Literal and Non-Literal Meaning 14 15 Semantics and Pragmatics 15 16 Lesson No.
SPEECH ACTS THEORY Introduction to Speech Acts 139 71 Austin‘s Speech Act Theory 140 71 Searle‘s Speech Act Theory 141 71 Felicity Conditions 142 72 Direct and Indirect Speech Acts 143 72 Lesson No. 29 SPEECH ACTS AND SOCIETY Social Dimensions 144 73 Cultural Dimensions 145 73 Limitations of Speech Act Theory 146 73
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