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All Of The Papers Included In This Volume Offer Some Novel And/or Updated Perspective On Issues Of Central Importance In Pragmatics, Suggesting Original Ways In Which Research In The Particular Areas They Adhere To Could Advance. Apart From The Obvious Aim Of Motivating Further Discussion On The Topics It Touches On, A Central Objective Of This Volume Is To Underline That Research In Pragmatics Can And Does Substantially Inform Research In Numerous Other Fields Of Enquiry, Namely Philosophy, Cognitive Science, Linguistics And Conversation Analysis, Revealing In This Way The Truly Interdisciplinary Nature Of Pragmatics Theorizing. In This Respect, And Given That Most Of The Contributions In This Volume Are From Leading Scholars In Their Respective Fields, It Is Clearly Expected That The Ideas Put Forth In This Volume Will Have A Profound And Long-lasting Impact For Future Research In The Area.

Author

Assimakopoulos, Stavros

Publisher

Walter De Gruyter Gmbh & Co Kg

Published

2017

Language

EN

ISBN

9781501505089