Expression and Meaning: Studies in the Theory of Speech Acts (Volume 0)
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Expression and Meaning: Studies in the Theory of Speech Acts (Volume 0)

by John R. Searle

Philosophy Linguistics
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John R. Searle's 'Expression and Meaning: Studies in the Theory of Speech Acts' offers a collection of essays exploring the philosophical foundations of language and communication. It investigates how speech acts convey intentions and perform functions in everyday discourse, providing essential reading for those interested in linguistics and philosophy.

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Expression and Meaning presents studies in the theory of speech acts by John R. Searle. The book examines the structure and function of language in expressing intentions.

Through detailed analysis, it addresses how utterances perform actions beyond mere description. Searle's work builds on philosophical inquiries into meaning and communication.

This volume serves as a key resource for understanding speech act theory. It highlights the interplay between expression and the contexts in which meaning emerges.

The studies offer insights into linguistic philosophy and its applications. Readers gain a deeper appreciation for the mechanisms of human interaction through language.

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