Yo! and Lo!
Subtitle: the pragmatic topography of the space of reasons
By: Rebecca Kukla, Mark Lance.
Contributors: Lance, Mark Norris.
Publisher: Harvard University Press
Published: 2008
Place of publication: Cambridge, Mass
Language: eng
Number of pages: 239
ISBN-13: 9780674031470
Subjects: Pragmatics; Speech acts (Linguistics); Language and languages -- Philosophy
Notes: Includes bibliographical references and index.
Table of contents: title: Pragmatism, pragmatics, and discourse : mapping the terrain; title: Varieties of pragmatism; title: Two distinctions among normative statuses; title: A typology of speech acts; title: More about agent-relativity and agent-neutrality; title: Several caveats; title: Entitlement and epistemic responsibility; title: Where we go from here; title: Observatives and the pragmatics of perception; title: Observatives; title: Observatives and occasion sentences; title: Observing-that and the declarative fallacy; title: The ineliminability of the first-person voice; title: The pragmatic structure of objectivity; title: Observatives, observation, and answerability to the world; title: Intersubjectivity; title: Objectivity; title: Anticlimactic interlude : why performatives are not that important to us; title: Prescriptives and the metaphysics of ought-claims; title: The pragmatics of prescriptives; title: Four ways of telling someone what to do; title: Two alternative accounts; title: Reasons, claims, and addresses; title: Coda : categorical imperatives; title: Vocatives, acknowledgments, and the pragmatics of recognition; title: Two kinds of recognitives; title: Vocatives; title: The essential second person; title: Concrete habitation of the space of reasons; title: Second-person speech; title: Tellings, holdings, and transcendental vocatives; title: Speech as communication and as calling; title: "We called each other yo"; title: Interpellation and induction into normative space; title: Membership in a discursive community; title: How many discursive communities are there?; title: Sharing a world and learning to see; title: On the equiprimordiality and entanglement of 'yo!' and 'lo!'; title: Fugue.