Acquiring pragmatics : social and cognitive perspectives
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Acquiring pragmatics : social and cognitive perspectives
Routledge, 2015
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- : hbk
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Includes bibliographical references and index
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Description
Acquiring Pragmatics offers a comprehensive synthesis of state-of-the-art research on the acquisition of pragmatics. It introduces the current topics of research in theoretical pragmatics and explores the issues they raise for language acquisition research and the new experimental designs which have been developed to address them.
While each chapter covers each topic in depth, it also places a strong emphasis on the underlying methodological aspects of each issue, which will help the reader to develop their own experimental designs. Key topics covered include:
The interfaces between pragmatics and language acquisition
The social aspects of pragmatic competence
The cognitive aspects of pragmatic competence
The acquisition of pragmatics in autistic spectrum disorders and second language acquisition
Acquiring Pragmatics is key reading for advanced undergraduate and graduate students studying pragmatics and language acquisition.
Table of Contents
Part I: Introduction
Chapter 1: Interfaces between pragmatics and language acquisition
Chapter 2: Aspects of language acquisition research
Part II: Acquiring social aspects of pragmatic competence
Chapter 3: Learning how to do things with words: Speech acts
Chapter 4: The pragmatics of conversation and discourse structure
Part III: Acquiring cognitive aspects of pragmatic competence
Chapter 5: Understanding communicative intentions: Theory of mind
Chapter 6: Non-literal language use
Chapter 7: Pragmatic enrichment
Chapter 8: Procedural meaning
Part IV: The acquisition of pragmatics under specific constraints
Chapter 9: Pragmatic impairments in autistic spectrum disorders
Chapter 10: Pragmatics and second language acquisition
Conclusion
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