1 (p1): 1 Communication 3 (p1-2): 1 The code model and the semiotic approach to communication 9 (p2): Preface by Halliday 9 (p2-2): 2 Decoding and inference in verbal comprehension 10 (p2-3): 王宗炎序 F 13 (p3): Preface by Chomsky 15 (p3-2): 3 The mutual-knowledge hypothesis 20 (p4): 沈家煊序 21 (p4-2): 4 Grice s approach to‘meaning’and communication 23 (p5): 导读 24 (p5-2): 5 Should the code model and the inferential model be amalgamated? 28 (p5-3): 6 Problems of definition 31 (p5-4): 7 Problems of explanation:Grice s theory of conversation 38 (p5-5): 8 Cognitive environments and mutual manifestness 39 (p5-6): Preface to Second Edition 41 (p6): List of symbols 46 (p6-2): 9 Relevance and ostension 50 (p6-3): 10 Ostensive-inferential communication 54 (p6-4): 11 The informative intention 60 (p6-5): 12 The communicative intention 65 (p7): 2 Inference 65 (p7-2): 1 Non-demonstrative inference 71 (p7-3): 2 Logical forms,propositional attitudes and factual assumptions 75 (p7-4): 3 Strength of assumptions 83 (p7-5): 4 Deductive rules and concepts 93 (p7-6): 5 The deductive device 103 (p7-7): 6 Some types of deduction 108 (p7-8): 7 Contextual effects:the role of deduction in non-demonstrative inference 118 (p8): 3 Relevance 118 (p8-2): 1 Conditions for relevance 123 (p8-3): 2 Degrees of relevance:effect and effort 132 (p8-4): 3 Is the context given or chosen? 137 (p8-5): 4 A choice of contexts 142 (p8-6): 5 Relevance to an individual 151 (p8-7): 6 The relevance of phenomena and stimuli 155 (p8-8): 7 The principle of relevance 163 (p8-9): 8 How relevance theory explains ostensive-inferential communication 172 (p9): 4 Aspects of verbal communication 172 (p9-2): 1 Language and communication 176 (p9-3): 2 Verbal communication,explicatures and implicatures 183 (p9-4): 3 The identification of Propositional form 193 (p9-5): 4 The

zlibzh/no-category/（法）Dan Sperber，（英）Deirdre Wilson著；何自然，冉永平导读, 法]Dan Sperber, [英]Deirdre Wilson著 , 何自然, 冉永平导读, Dan Sperber, Deirdre Wilson, 何自然, 冉永平/关联性：交际与认知 英文版_116276062.pdf

Relevance : communication and cognition (second edition) = 关联性 : 交际与任知 (第2版)

Dan Sperber; Deirdre Wilson; 威尔逊; Ziran(何自然)·He; 何自然; Yongping(冉永平)·Ran; 冉永平

[英]斯铂佰(Sperber,L.)[英]威尔逊(Wilson,D.)著

Wiley-Blackwell (an imprint of John Wiley & Sons Ltd)

Foreign Language Teaching And Research Press

Blackwell Publishing Limited; Blackwell

外语教学与研究出版社 : 布莱克韦尔出版社

Blackwell Publishers

Dang dai guo wai yu yan xue yu ying yong yu yan xue wen ku, Di 1 ban, Beijing, 2001

Dang dai guo wai yu yan xue yu ying yong yu yan xue wen ku, Bei jing, 2001

United Kingdom and Ireland, United Kingdom

China, People's Republic, China

Second Edition, US, 1995

2nd ed, Oxford, 1995

2nd ed, Oxford, 2001

December 1, 1995

2, 1996

Bookmarks: p1 (p1): 1 Communication
p1-2 (p3): 1 The code model and the semiotic approach to communication
p2 (p9): Preface by Halliday
p2-2 (p9): 2 Decoding and inference in verbal comprehension
p2-3 (p10): 王宗炎序 F
p3 (p13): Preface by Chomsky
p3-2 (p15): 3 The mutual-knowledge hypothesis
p4 (p20): 沈家煊序
p4-2 (p21): 4 Grice s approach to‘meaning’and communication
p5 (p23): 导读
p5-2 (p24): 5 Should the code model and the inferential model be amalgamated?
p5-3 (p28): 6 Problems of definition
p5-4 (p31): 7 Problems of explanation:Grice s theory of conversation
p5-5 (p38): 8 Cognitive environments and mutual manifestness
p5-6 (p39): Preface to Second Edition
p6 (p41): List of symbols
p6-2 (p46): 9 Relevance and ostension
p6-3 (p50): 10 Ostensive-inferential communication
p6-4 (p54): 11 The informative intention
p6-5 (p60): 12 The communicative intention
p7 (p65): 2 Inference
p7-2 (p65): 1 Non-demonstrative inference
p7-3 (p71): 2 Logical forms,propositional attitudes and factual assumptions
p7-4 (p75): 3 Strength of assumptions
p7-5 (p83): 4 Deductive rules and concepts
p7-6 (p93): 5 The deductive device
p7-7 (p103): 6 Some types of deduction
p7-8 (p108): 7 Contextual effects:the role of deduction in non-demonstrative inference
p8 (p118): 3 Relevance
p8-2 (p118): 1 Conditions for relevance
p8-3 (p123): 2 Degrees of relevance:effect and effort
p8-4 (p132): 3 Is the context given or chosen?
p8-5 (p137): 4 A choice of contexts
p8-6 (p142): 5 Relevance to an individual
p8-7 (p151): 6 The relevance of phenomena and stimuli
p8-8 (p155): 7 The principle of relevance
p8-9 (p163): 8 How relevance theory explains ostensive-inferential communication
p9 (p172): 4 Aspects of verbal communication
p9-2 (p172): 1 Language and communication
p9-3 (p176): 2 Verbal communication,explicatures and implicatures
p9-4 (p183): 3 The identification of Propositional form
p9-5 (p193): 4 The identification of implicatures
p9-6 (p202): 5 Propositional form and style:presuppositional effects
p9-7 (p217): 6 Implicatures and style:poetic effects
p9-8 (p224): 7 Descriptive and interpretive dimensions of language use
p9-9 (p231): 8 Literalness and metaphor
p9-10 (p237): 9 Echoic utterances and irony
p9-11 (p243): 10 Speech acts
p9-12 (p255): Postface
p9-13 (p281): Notes to First Edition
p9-14 (p293): Notes to Second Edition
p9-15 (p295): Notes to Postface
p9-16 (p299): Bibliography
p9-17 (p321): Index
p9-18 (p327): 文库索引

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topic: 语言学-研究-英文

tags: 关联性;交际;认知;当代;编著

Type: 当代图书

Bookmarks:
1. (p1) 1 Communication
1.1. (p3) 1 The code model and the semiotic approach to communication
1.2. (p9) 2 Decoding and inference in verbal comprehension
1.3. (p15) 3 The mutual-knowledge hypothesis
1.4. (p21) 4 Grice s approach to‘meaning’and communication
1.5. (p24) 5 Should the code model and the inferential model be amalgamated?
1.6. (p28) 6 Problems of definition
1.7. (p31) 7 Problems of explanation:Grice s theory of conversation
1.8. (p38) 8 Cognitive environments and mutual manifestness
1.9. (p46) 9 Relevance and ostension
1.10. (p50) 10 Ostensive-inferential communication
1.11. (p54) 11 The informative intention
1.12. (p60) 12 The communicative intention
2. (p65) 2 Inference
2.1. (p65) 1 Non-demonstrative inference
2.2. (p71) 2 Logical forms,propositional attitudes and factual assumptions
2.3. (p75) 3 Strength of assumptions
2.4. (p83) 4 Deductive rules and concepts
2.5. (p93) 5 The deductive device
2.6. (p103) 6 Some types of deduction
2.7. (p108) 7 Contextual effects:the role of deduction in non-demonstrative inference
3. (p118) 3 Relevance
3.1. (p118) 1 Conditions for relevance
3.2. (p123) 2 Degrees of relevance:effect and effort
3.3. (p132) 3 Is the context given or chosen?
3.4. (p137) 4 A choice of contexts
3.5. (p142) 5 Relevance to an individual
3.6. (p151) 6 The relevance of phenomena and stimuli
3.7. (p155) 7 The principle of relevance
3.8. (p163) 8 How relevance theory explains ostensive-inferential communication
4. (p172) 4 Aspects of verbal communication
4.1. (p172) 1 Language and communication
4.2. (p176) 2 Verbal communication,explicatures and implicatures
4.3. (p183) 3 The identification of Propositional form
4.4. (p193) 4 The identification of implicatures
4.5. (p202) 5 Propositional form and style:presuppositional effects
4.6. (p217) 6 Implicatures and style:poetic effects
4.7. (p224) 7 Descriptive and interpretive dimensions of language use
4.8. (p231) 8 Literalness and metaphor
4.9. (p237) 9 Echoic utterances and irony
4.10. (p243) 10 Speech acts

Subject: 关联性;交际;认知;当代;编著

theme: 语言学-研究-英文

label: 关联性;交际;认知;当代;编著

Type: modern

<p><i>Relevance,</i> first published in 1986, was named as one of the most important and influential books of the decade in the <i>Times Higher Educational Supplement.</i> This revised edition includes a new Preface outlining developments in Relevance Theory since 1986, discussing the more serious criticisms of the theory, and envisaging possible revisions or extensions.</p>
<p>The book sets out to lay the foundation for a unified theory of cognitive science. The authors argue than human cognition has a goal: we pay attention only to information which seems to us relevant. To communicate is to claim someone's attention, and hence to imply that the information communicated is relevant. Thus, a single property - relevance is seen as the key to human communication and cognition.</p>
<p>A second important feature of the book is its approach to the study of reasoning. It elucidates the role of background or contextual information in spontaneous inference, and shows that non-demonstrative inference processes can be fruitfully analysed as a form of suitably constrained guesswork. It directly challenges recent claims that human central thought processes are likely to remain a mystery for some time to come.</p>
<p>Thirdly, the authors offer new insight into language and literature, radically revising current view on the nature and goals of verbal comprehension, and in particular on metaphor, irony, style, speech acts, presupposition and implicature.</p>

RELEVANCE, first published in 1986, was named as one of the most important and influential books of the decade in the TIMES HIGHER EDUCATIONAL SUPPLEMENT. This revised edition includes a new Postface outlining developments in Relevance Theory since 1986, discussing the more serious criticisms of the theory, and envisaging possible revisions or extensions.

Ben shu shi yi ge da xing de, kai fang xing de shu, ta jiang dui wo guo yu yan jiao xue yu yan jiu he wai yu jiao xue yu yan jiu qi dao ji ji de tui dong zuo yong. shu zhong bao gua : yu yan xue shi, yu yan zhe xue, ren zhi yu yan xue, ren lei yu yan xue deng nei rong

本书的目的是"给认知科学打下一个统一的理论基础", 涵盖了现代语用学的很多研究课题, 还涉及现代交际理论

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