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• Cover Page
• Half Title Page
• Title Page
• Copyright Page
• Contents
• Dedication
• Using this book
• Acknowledgements
• 1 What is pragmatics?
• Semantics Pragmatics
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• 2 Entailment
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• 3 Presupposition
• Truth-value
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• 4 The co-operative principle and implicature
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• 5 More on implicatures
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• 6 Speech acts
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• 7 More about speech acts
• Felicity conditions
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• 8 Politeness
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• Tact maxim
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• 9 Making sense
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• 10 Exploring pragmatics Projects
• Project 1
• Presupposition and implicature in advertising
• Project 2
• The directives adults use with children
• Project 3
• Children’s perceptions of polite ways of talking
• Project 4
• Basil Fawlty and politeness maxims
• Project 5
• Positive and negative politeness in stores
• Project 6
• The use of presupposition in political debates and interviews
• Project 7
• Analysing written directives
• Ethical guidelines for project work
• Answers to Further Exercises
• Bibliography
• Index