| 2. Meaning and discourse |
2.1. The meaning of "meaning"
2.2. Types of meaning: natural, non-natural; unintentional and intentional; coded and non-coded; linguistic, meta-linguistic, paralinguistic and contextual
2.3. Classes of context: physical, linguistic, social and situational, shared and mutual, encyclopaedic
2.4. Language and discourse: conversation and interaction, main features |
| 4. Pragmatics |
4.1. Pragmatics: Basic concepts
4.2. Utterance, sentence and proposition
4.3. Pragmatics and cognition: explicit, presupposed and implied meaning
4.4. Pragmatic interpretation
4.5. Meaning and speech acts
4.6. Politeness strategies and interpersonality.
4.7. From Pragmatics to Discourse Analysis |
