1. komponenta

Lecture type	Total
Lectures	15
Seminar	15

* Load is given in academic hour (1 academic hour = 45 minutes)

Defining the basic concepts of pragmalinguistics as a discipline that studies the use of illocution in a language;critical thinking in relation to theoretical frameworks and methodological procedures from the point of view of speech acts;identifying similarities and differences between pragmalinguistics and related linguistic disciplines;doing independent research by applying the methods of pragmalinguistics.
Course contents
1. The relationship between pragmalinguistics and other linguistic disciplines (semantics, sociolinguistics and syntax) (2L+2S) 2. Pragmatics and applied linguistics. Communication and pragmatic competence (1L+1S) 3. The history of pragmalinguistics (2L+2S) 4. Language as a communication system: language functions (1L+1S) 5. Deictic and referential expressions (1L+1S) 6. Conversational maxims and the cooperative principle (1L+1S) 7. Conversational implicatures and cultural conditionality (1L+1S) 8. Levels of speech acts (1L+1S) 9. Types of speech acts (1L+1S) 10. Linguistic politeness and principle of communicative cooperation in interdiscourse communication (1L+1S) 11. Indirect speech acts (1L+1S) 12. Sequencing: Principle of dialogical interpretation (1L+1S) 13. Pragmatic features of an utterance (1L+1S)

1. Einführung in die Pragmalinguistik. Langenscheidt, Berlin.: Holly, W.
2. Pragmatik. Stauffenburg Verlag Brigitte Narr, Tübingen.: Meibauer, J.

1. Levinson, S. C.: Pragmatics

Izborni predmeti- Njemački jezik i književnost 5. semestar - Regular studij - German Language and Literature