Ecological Validity in Pragmatic Research

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Addresses the problem of ensuring a higher degree of ‘ecological validity’ in pragmatic research.

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[Pragmatics & Cognition, 4:2] 1996. viii, 216 pp.

Publishing status: Available
Published online on 18 July 2012

Table of Contents

Announcement	v–vi
About this issue Marcelo Dascal †	vii
Articles
Ecological validity and 'white room effects': The interaction of cognitive and cultural models in the pragmatic analysis of elicited narratives from children Aaron V. Cicourel	221–264
Pragmatics and the processing of metaphors: Category dissimilarity in topic and vehicle asymmetry Albert N. Katz	265–304
Structures of natural reasoning within functional dialogues Corinne Grusenmeyer and Alain Trognon	305–346
Discussion
Overruling rules? Jonathan Yovel	347–366
Review Article
The state of the art in speech act theory Edda Weigand	367–406
Book Reviews
Review of Holyoak & Thagard (1995): Mental Leaps: Analogy in Creative Thought Reviewed by Dedre Gentner and Arthur B. Markman	407–409
Review of Brook (1994): Kant and the Mind Reviewed by Yaron M. Senderowicz	409–416
Review of Grundy (1995): Doing Pragmatics Reviewed by LuMing Mao	416–423
Review of McCloskey (1994): Knowledge and Persuasion in Economics Reviewed by Sergio Cremaschi	423–427
Review of Givón (1995): Functionalism and Grammar Reviewed by Daniel Dor	428–434
Authors in this Issue	435–437

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