An engaging overview of imperatives and a close examination of how different theoretical traditions have tried to explain them.Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
Mark Jary is Reader in English Language and Linguistics at the University of Roehampton. He has written widely on semantics, pragmatics and philosophy of language and is the author of Assertion (2010).
Inhaltsangabe
Part I. The Data: 1. What is the imperative mood? 2. Imperative mood and directive force 3. Imperatives with conditional meanings Part II. The Theories Introduction to Part II: from data to theory 4. The imperative is directive force 5. Declarative-like semantics for imperatives 6. The imperative as a distinct semantic type An opinionated conclusion Appendix A. Possible worlds and semantics Appendix B. Modality in possible-word semantics Appendix C. Stalnaker's common-ground model of assertion Glossary.
Part I. The Data: 1. What is the imperative mood? 2. Imperative mood and directive force 3. Imperatives with conditional meanings Part II. The Theories Introduction to Part II: from data to theory 4. The imperative is directive force 5. Declarative-like semantics for imperatives 6. The imperative as a distinct semantic type An opinionated conclusion Appendix A. Possible worlds and semantics Appendix B. Modality in possible-word semantics Appendix C. Stalnaker's common-ground model of assertion Glossary.
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