The Oxford handbook of pragmatics - Huang, Yan 1955- (Oxford, United Kingdom Oxford University Press, 2017)
1. Introduction: What Is Pragmatics? Yan Huang -- pt. I SCHOOLS OF THOUGHT, FOUNDATIONS, AND THEORIES -- 2. Contextualism and Semantic Minimalism Anne Bezuidenhout -- 3. Neo-Gricean Pragmatics Yan Huang -- 4. Relevance Theory Deirdre Wilson -- 5. Formal Pragmatics Reinhard Blutner -- 6. Continental European Perspective View Jef Verschueren -- 7. The Sociological Foundations of Pragmatics Jacob L. Mey -- pt. II CENTRAL TOPICS -- 8. Implicature Yan Huang -- 9. Presupposition and Givenness Bart Geurts -- 10. Speech Acts Stephen C. Levinson -- 11. Debris and the Interactional Foundations of Reference N. J. Enfield -- 12. Reference Barbara Abbott -- 13. Context Anita Fetzer -- pt. III MACRO-PRAGMATICS AND COGNITION -- 14. Cognitive Pragmatics Bruno G. Bara -- 15. Developmental Pragmatics Pamela R. Rollins -- 16. Experimental Pragmatics Raymond W. Gibbs, Jr. -- 17. Computational Pragmatics Harry Bunt -- 18. Clinical Pragmatics Louise Cummings -- 19. Neuropragmatics Brigitte Stemmer -- pt. IV MACRO-PRAGMATICS AND SOCIETY/CULTURE -- 20. Politeness and Impoliteness Penelope Brown -- 21. Cross-Cultural and Intercultural Pragmatics Istvan Kecskes -- 22. Interlanguage Pragmatics J. Cesar Felix-Brasdefer -- 23. Conversation Analysis Emanuel A. Schegloff -- pt. V INTERFACES -- 24. Pragmatics and Semantics Robyn Carston -- 25. Pragmatics and Grammar: More Pragmatics or More Grammar Mira Ariel -- 26. Pragmatics and Morphology: Morphopragmatics Lavinia Merlini-Barbaresi -- 27. Pragmatics and the Lexicon Laurence R. Horn -- 28. Pragmatics and Prosody Julia Hirschberg -- 29. Pragmatics and Language Change: Historical Pragmatics Andreas H. Jucker -- 30. Pragmatics and Information Structure Elsi Kaiser.
Includes bibliographical references (pages 591-697) and index.
Keywords: Pragmatics