SPEECH ACTS

cases of speaker meaning that can (but need not) be performed by speaker meaning that is one is doing so.

• speech act

• speech type

• speech meaning

• speech

3 types of speech acts

• locution, illocution, perlocution

• phonic, phatic, rhetic

refers to a word, expression, or phrase used by a particular person or group in certain situations.

• locutionary act

• illocutionary act

• perlocutionary act

the act of producing an utterance inscription and concerned with the physical act of making certain vocal sounds

• phonic act

• phatic act

• rhetic act

the act of composing a particular linguistic expression or constructing a well-formed string of words, phrase, sentence, or discourse.

• phonic act

• phatic act

• rhetic act

the act of contextualizing the utterance- inscription and is responsible for assigning reference, resolving, and disambiguating the utterance-inscription

• phonic act

• phatic act

• rhetic act

it includes air and noises

• phonic act

• phatic act

• rhetic act

it is also referred as the propositional act

• phonic act

• phatic act

• rhetic act

refers to the actions that are closely connected with the speaker's intention

• locutionary act

• illocutionary act

• perlocutionary act

to communicate information

• assertive

• directive

• commissive

• expressive

• declaration