Othello: New PerspectivesVirginia Mason Vaughan, Kent Cartwright |
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... speech act theory . Speech act theory and analysis begins , in the work of such philosophers as J. L. Austin , John Searle , and H. P. Grice , by keeping to the fore the traditionally obscured fact that saying is a kind of doing , and ...
... speech act theory . Speech act theory and analysis begins , in the work of such philosophers as J. L. Austin , John Searle , and H. P. Grice , by keeping to the fore the traditionally obscured fact that saying is a kind of doing , and ...
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... speech , and by his way of blandly saying things that sound conventional but that prove strangely empty upon inspection . And similar effects are produced in Iago's soliloquies and asides - by their flatness , by the distribu- tion that ...
... speech , and by his way of blandly saying things that sound conventional but that prove strangely empty upon inspection . And similar effects are produced in Iago's soliloquies and asides - by their flatness , by the distribu- tion that ...
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... speech act theory , for , as his title also suggests , he falls prey to a traditional , obfuscatory , and erroneous dichotomizing of “ actional " vs. " verbal , " to use his terms . Almost from the beginning it is clear how useful speech ...
... speech act theory , for , as his title also suggests , he falls prey to a traditional , obfuscatory , and erroneous dichotomizing of “ actional " vs. " verbal , " to use his terms . Almost from the beginning it is clear how useful speech ...
Contents
List of Contributors | 9 |
The Second Quarto of Othello and the Question | 26 |
What needs | 48 |
Copyright | |
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