Page 174 - Žagar, Igor Ž. (2018). Od performativa do govornih dejanj. Ljubljana: Pedagoški inštitut. Digitalna knjižnica, Dissertationes 1.
P. 174
Od performativa do govornih dejanj
Grice, H. P., Studies in the Way of Words, Harvard University Press, Cam-
bridge 1989.
Hajdin, M., Is There More to Speech Acts Than Illocutionary Force and
Propositional Content?, v: Nous 25 (1991), 353–357.
Hamblin, C. L., Imperatives, Basil Blackwell, Oxford (1987).
Hare, R., Meaning and Speech Acts, v: The Philosophical Review 79 (1970),
3–24.
Hare, R., Some Subatomic Particles of Logic, v: Mind 98 (1989), 23–37.
Harrah, D., On speech acts and their logic, v: Pacific Philosophical Quar-
terly 61 (1980), 204–211.
Harrah, D., On the vectoring of speech acts, v: S. Tsohatzidis (ur.), Foun-
dations of Speech Act Theory: Philosophical and Linguistic Perspectives,
Routledge, London 1994, 374–392.
Holdcroft, D., Indirect Speech Acts and Propositional Content, v: S. Tso-
hatzidis (ur.), Foundations of Speech Act Theory: Philosophical and Lin-
guistic Perspectives, Routledge, London 1994, 350–364.
Humberstone, L., Direction of fit, Mind 101 (1992), 59–83.
Kearns, J., Propositional Logic of Supposition and Assertion, v: Notre
Dame Journal of Formal Logic 38 (1997), 325–349.
Kearns, J., An Illocutionary Logical Explanation of the Surprise Executi-
on, v: History and Philosophy of Logic 20 (1999), 195–214.
Kearns, J., Conditional Assertion, Denial, and Supposition as Illocutiona-
ry Acts, v: Linguistics and Philosophy 29 (2006), 455–85.
Lewis, D., Scorekeeping in a Language Game, v: Journal of Philosophical
Logic 8 (1979), 339–59. Reprint v: Lewis (1983).
Lewis, D., Index, Context and Content, v: Stig Kanger, Sven Ohman (ur.),
Philosophy and Grammar, Reidel, Dordrecht 1980. Reprint v: Da-
vid Lewis, Papers in Philosophical Logic, Cambridge University Press,
Cambridge 1998.
Lewis, D., Philosophical Papers, Volume I, Oxford University Press, Ox-
ford 1983.
McDowell, J., Meaning, communication, and knowledge. Reprint v: Mea-
ning, Knowledge and Reality, Harvard University Press, Cambridge
1980.
Meggle, G., To hell with speech act theory, v: M. Dascal (ur.), Dialogue,
Benjamins, Amsterdam 1985, 205–211.
Grice, H. P., Studies in the Way of Words, Harvard University Press, Cam-
bridge 1989.
Hajdin, M., Is There More to Speech Acts Than Illocutionary Force and
Propositional Content?, v: Nous 25 (1991), 353–357.
Hamblin, C. L., Imperatives, Basil Blackwell, Oxford (1987).
Hare, R., Meaning and Speech Acts, v: The Philosophical Review 79 (1970),
3–24.
Hare, R., Some Subatomic Particles of Logic, v: Mind 98 (1989), 23–37.
Harrah, D., On speech acts and their logic, v: Pacific Philosophical Quar-
terly 61 (1980), 204–211.
Harrah, D., On the vectoring of speech acts, v: S. Tsohatzidis (ur.), Foun-
dations of Speech Act Theory: Philosophical and Linguistic Perspectives,
Routledge, London 1994, 374–392.
Holdcroft, D., Indirect Speech Acts and Propositional Content, v: S. Tso-
hatzidis (ur.), Foundations of Speech Act Theory: Philosophical and Lin-
guistic Perspectives, Routledge, London 1994, 350–364.
Humberstone, L., Direction of fit, Mind 101 (1992), 59–83.
Kearns, J., Propositional Logic of Supposition and Assertion, v: Notre
Dame Journal of Formal Logic 38 (1997), 325–349.
Kearns, J., An Illocutionary Logical Explanation of the Surprise Executi-
on, v: History and Philosophy of Logic 20 (1999), 195–214.
Kearns, J., Conditional Assertion, Denial, and Supposition as Illocutiona-
ry Acts, v: Linguistics and Philosophy 29 (2006), 455–85.
Lewis, D., Scorekeeping in a Language Game, v: Journal of Philosophical
Logic 8 (1979), 339–59. Reprint v: Lewis (1983).
Lewis, D., Index, Context and Content, v: Stig Kanger, Sven Ohman (ur.),
Philosophy and Grammar, Reidel, Dordrecht 1980. Reprint v: Da-
vid Lewis, Papers in Philosophical Logic, Cambridge University Press,
Cambridge 1998.
Lewis, D., Philosophical Papers, Volume I, Oxford University Press, Ox-
ford 1983.
McDowell, J., Meaning, communication, and knowledge. Reprint v: Mea-
ning, Knowledge and Reality, Harvard University Press, Cambridge
1980.
Meggle, G., To hell with speech act theory, v: M. Dascal (ur.), Dialogue,
Benjamins, Amsterdam 1985, 205–211.
