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Created by August Edström
over 6 years ago
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Question | Answer |
What is a convention? | A regularity in behaviuor: (i) everyone conforms to; (ii)everyone expects everyone else to conform to; (iii) that is arbitrary. |
What are speech acts? And why are they important? | Classifications of utterances according to their use. Focus on the use! |
Name two important parts of a speech act act | convention and intention |
What is discourse? | The general term for lanugage beyond sentence level |
Describe coherence | Relations between the utterances that make up the discourse. A discourse is coherent if a reader/hearer can find relations between the utterances that make up the discourse |
Name two coherence relations | Causal, narration, resemblance, referential |
In what form is the discourse structure? | A tree |
What is beyond lingustic conventions? | Intention recognition, for example: A: So, tell me what you think about Sue. B: Wow, isn't the weather nice! |
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