Titlebook: J. L. Austin on Language; Brian Garvey Book 2014 Palgrave Macmillan, a division of Macmillan Publishers Limited 2014 J.L. Austin.Speech ac

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When Words Do Things: Perlocutions and Social Affordances I was. The intended effect of my utterance turned out to be different from what it actually brought about. This feature of utterances is especially salient in discussions of perlocutionary acts, which are utterances that cause an effect in others (Austin 1975: 101). On the one hand, an utterance is

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How to Do Things without Wordsthe so-called linguistic turn and the rise of cultural studies. Since this original shockwave, a great deal of innovation and progress in the study of ordinary language itself has emanated from these social sciences, not least among which is Harvey Sacks’ Conversation Analytic approach (see Sacks 19

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Getting the Philosopher Out of the Armchair: J.L. Austin’s Response to Logical Positivism in Compariical positivism filtered through his personal discussions with A.J. Ayer and subsequently through his reading of Ayer’s 1936 polemic .. Ayer explained that, for the logical positivists, the fact that a statement could be expressed in everyday language was no guarantee that it was meaningful. Meaning

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and the Significance of Linguistic Phenomenologyd was described as a pedantic description of how English is used, ‘the philosophical interest of which & is by no means always clear’ and which, moreover, is so trivial that ‘a fine scholar of English could have made a better job of it’ (Harrod 1963). His focus on ordinary language was interpreted a

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