SILGLOBALGlossary of
Linguistic Terms

Bibliographic reference

Levinson 1983

Full reference

Levinson, Stephen C. 1983.Pragmatics. Cambridge, England: Cambridge University.

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This reference is cited by the following terms.

Account Actual Implicature Addressee Addressee Honorific Adjacency Pair Attributable Silence Audience Bystander Bystander Honorific Clausal Implicature Cleft Sentence Coding Time Conventional Implicature Conversation Analysis Conversational Implicature Conversational Maxim Cooperative Principle Deictic Expression Deixis Delay Direct Illocution Discourse Deixis Dispreferred Second Part Distal Embedded Repair Empathetic Deixis Exposed Repair First Part First Person Deixis Flouting Implicature Formality Gap Generalized Implicature Gestural Usage Given Information Honorific Implicational Scale Implicature Indirect Illocution Informativeness Principle Insertion Sequence Lapse Manner Implicature Manner Of Discourse New Information Next Turn Repair Initiator Nonconventional Implicature Nonconversational Implicature Other-Initiated Repair Other-Repair Overall Organization Participant Role Particularized Implicature Passing Turn Performative Performative Verb Person Deixis Place Deixis Position Potential Implicature Pragmatics Preannouncement Prearrangement Preclosing Preface Preferred Second Part Preinvitation Prerequest Presequence Presupposition Presupposition Denial Presupposition Suspension Presupposition Trigger Proximal Proximal-Distal Dimension Pseudo-Cleft Sentence Quality Implicature Quantity Implicature Receiving Time Referent Honorific Reformulation Relevance Implicature Repair Scalar Implicature Second Part Second Person Deixis Self-Initiated Repair Semantics Silence Social Deixis Source As A Participant Role Speaker Standard Implicature Summons-Answer Sequence Symbolic Usage Target Third Person Deixis Time Deixis Token-Reflexive Deixis Topic Turn Turn Location

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