01748nam a22003015a 450000100060000000300040000600500170001000800410002701000170006802000210008503500210010604000220012704200140014905000430016308200150020610000210022124500850024226000540032730000190038144000500040050000370045050000200048750508340050765000400134165000230138165000260140465000160143079029OSt20190911123421.0840410m19839999ne       b    001 0 eng d  a   95113978   a9027225036 (v.1)  a(OCoLC)10612321   aIUcIUdPPiUdDLC  alccopycat00aACQUISITIONS IN PROCESS (UTILITY LOAD)  a401.45 DAS1 aDascal, Marcelo.10aPragmatics and the philosophy of mind 1 : Thought in language /cMarcelo Dascal.  aAmsterdam ;aPhiladelphia :bJ. Benjamins,c1983-  a  v. ;c22 cm. 0aPragmatics & beyond,x0166-6258 ;vIV:1, etc.  aBibliography: v.1, p. [183]-198.  aIncludes index.0 a1. Preface; 2. 1. Introduction: Language - Mirror of the Mind; 3. 1.1. Variations on a theme; 4. 1.2. Functionalism; 5. 1.3. Pragmatics; 6. 1.4. Sociopragmatics, psychopragmatics, and the philosophy of mind; 7. 1.5. Language-in-use: Mirror of the mind; 8. Part I Thought in Language; 9. 2. Transparency; 10. 2.1. The assumption of transparency; 11. 2.2. Speaking and listening; 12. 2.3. Naturalness; 13. 2.4. Pragmatic interpretation; 14. 2.5. Expressibility and context; 15. 2.6. The ascription of content; 16. 2.7. The transparency of discourse; 17. 2.8. Principles of transparency; 18. 3. Indirectness; 19. 3.1. Meaning something else; 20. 3.2. Toward a heuristics of indirect interpretation; 21. 3.3. Alternative meanings and alternative expressions; 22. 3.4. Why do we use indirectness?; 23. Notes; 24. References; 25. Index 0aLanguage and languagesxPhilosophy. 0aPsycholinguistics. 0aThought and thinking. 0aPragmatics.