SEM141 - Speech Acts - An Overview

[@corazondecocodrilo]

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[@alansaldana3422]

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[@oer-vlc]

The perlocutionary act denotes the intended effect that the speaker wants to achieve with the illocutionary act. In the case of the example used in this E-Lecture ("Don't do that!"), the warning (illocutionary act) may be intended to "prevent the young child from an electric shock". It is important to note that the intended effect is always special to the respective situation. JH

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[@messengerboymedia]

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[@lorenagiselaojeda4451]

Thank you for making the Speech Act Theory so easy to follow. I couldn't understand it very well before watching this video.

[@jassimmohammed5346]

A wonderful lecture by a wonderful lecturer , everything was clear, thank you so much and go on presenting such lectures especially on pragmatic theories

[@houdazouar6146]

thank you so much sir your presentation has just enlightened my brain after a struggle with this theory. such a great help

[@fatimahal-shammiri5244]

Marvellous! I finally understand the SA theory in a simple way thanks

[@mugdhamodak8882]

Thank you Sir for making the whole uninteresting thing easier and fun.😊

[@fatimahal-shammiri5244]

Thank you, it is a well-illustrated lecture about the theory of speech act.

[@alpithehun]

Thank you so much lots of love from Turkey by your fellow colleague

[@monthessagacayan]

I love how you simplify these terms in 14 minutes. Heheheh glad I watched the video.

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[@amordagame2439]

Your presentation is really enlightening. Thanks for the effort put into this. I'm grateful!

[@noneucucnone4307]

A small observation , minute 6 .41 what is it , not to perform ? It is the action of touching, etc. the socket , it is not the socket it self ,once the socket does not involve any act or consequence by it self Great that this type of videos are on line

[@davidmahlum6233]

Fantastic and Clear explanation! Good work!

[@oer-vlc]

I'll answer your question in the Questions of the Month Video "February 2013". JH

[@sarahmarie1986]

The term "promise" suggests that the person who is invited to the party would have less interest in his/her joining the party than the person who invited him/her, because the act of joining the party would be at the expense of the invited person, which, with parties, is usually not the case. Under certain conditions the utterance could be correct, for example, if the invited person is much more popular than the inviting person.

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[@d.bunker608]

Nice summary. You can hear Austin's voice online in the video "J.L. Austin speaks." He talks about how true/false is really a false dichotomy.

[@maqr0ll]

Since you brought him up, why does Chomsky dismiss Searl? Would he likewise dismiss pragmatics as making no substantive contribution to linguistics?

[@ruin.daniel]

What is the general view in the linguistic community about the Searle vs. Derrida debate (or non-debate) about speech acts that happened in the early 70s?

[@oer-vlc]

Honestly, I do not know whether Chomsky dismisses Searle's approach to speeach acts. But certainly, as far as I know, pragmatics has not been a major goal of Chomsky's research. JH

[@trisix99]

and if not is it really legitimate to analyze language or arguments via logic? Thanks!

[@ohnoferi8523]

thanks for the insight! but what is speech act now helpful for? what problems does it solve in meaning?

[@dinapuiu1725]

Well-done. Everything so clearly exemplified.

[@trisix99]

is it possible to get full meaning of a sentence or word without pragmatics? Without context?

[@vansynong1331]

Thank you, from Laos. Doing studying Linguistic. Its help a lot.

[@cristinabociba7343]

Very good explanation. I would like to find more about speech theory act related to the notions of face (Goffman) and relational work (Locher and Watts.)

[@rahmadjebbari2816]

I have a problem with the locution,prellocution and illocution please help!

[@abdelhalimchouli7531]

amazingly simplified ! thank you sir

[@m.s.k2951]

love u and ur way of explinations, from Iraq

[@aleksandrab.6278]

Thank you so much! I had trouble understanding it before, but this video really helped!

[@jedenastykot11]

Thank you for your lectures

[@junjunan1265]

I like the explanation because it's easy to understand. but could you please explain perlocutionary acts more? I don't really understand that

[@medtayebrahali6726]

really good and explicite presentation.thx

[@languagedrive9521]

Einfach super, vielen Dank! :)

[@jimenaazua5725]

This was really helpful. Thank you very much

[@mohammedbinelasfar4829]

Thanks a lot for your assistance and your support, sir

[@maciejukasiewicz7661]

I guess that will depend on the power relationship between you and that person. Not the actual one, but the power relationship that each speaker BELIEVES he has with the other one. The observer must know what each of them thinks his position of power is before attempting to name the many potential meanings.

[@Rishon379]

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[@Robertosarau]

That's pretty clear. Thanks for this video.

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great explanation !

[@shaheerasamim8001]

Excellently explained.! Thank you.!

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[@thestagbeetle888]

How about Rogatives?

[@parnamedhi]

Are all utterances speech acts?

[@icenice9468]

Thank u so much. it really helped me to understand a lot.

[@medievalmusiclover]

Well done and good lecture.

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This was amazing!

[@mahenderkujur1842]

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[@raphaelmadrid]

May I ask what software is being used in this lecture?

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very good,

[@theallseeingkuma1569]

I still don't know the difference of Directive and Declaration...

[@teejanwaheed1257]

Good evening my research topic is about 'Speech Act theory in Teaching student's can you help me please with any new idea?

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Thank you more

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