- thanks a lot for the information!
By the way, I only just found out on Francisco Yus's truly excellent bibliographic site that articles no. 27 and 28 are available online (http://www.dan.sperber.com/relevance_theory.htm and http://www.phon.ucl.ac.uk/home/robyn/pdf/relsayimplic.pdf).
Might take some time before the print versions make it to Germany...
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From: Francisco Yus
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Subject: RT list: Handbook of Pragmatics (full contents)
The Handbook of Pragmatics
By: LAURENCE R HORN, Yale University
GREGORY WARD, Northwestern University
Oxford: Blackwell, 2003
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Full contents
Introduction: Laurence R. Horn (Yale University) And Gregory Ward (Northwestern University).
Part I: The Domain Of Pragmatics:
1. Implicature: Laurence R. Horn (Yale University).
2. Presupposition: Jay David Atlas (Pomona College).
3. Speech Acts: Jerrold Sadock (University Of Chicago).
4. Reference: Gregory Carlson (University Of Rochester).
5. Deixis: Stephen C. Levinson (MPI Nijmegen).
6. Definiteness And Indefiniteness: Barbara Abbott (Michigan State University).
Part II: Pragmatics And Discourse Structure:
7. Information Structure And Noncanonical Syntax: Betty Birner (Northern Illinois University) And Gregory Ward (Northwestern University).
8. Topic And Focus: Jeanette Gundel (University Of Minnesota) And Thorstein Fretheim (Norwegian University Of Science And Technology, Trondheim).
9. Context In Dynamic Interpretation: Craige Roberts (Ohio State University).
10. Discourse Markers: Diane Blakemore (University Of Salford).
11. Discourse Coherence: Andy Kehler (University Of California, San Diego).
12. The Pragmatics Of Non-Sentences: Rob Stainton (Carleton University).
13. Anaphora And The Pragmatics-Syntax Interface: Yan Huang (University Of Reading).
14. Empathy And Direct Discourse Perspectives: Susumu Kuno (Harvard University).
15. Deferred Interpretation: Geoff Nunberg (Stanford University).
16. Pragmatics Of Language Performance: Herb Clark (Stanford University).
17. Constraints On Ellipsis And Event Reference: Andy Kehler (University Of California, San Deigo) And Gregory Ward (Northwestern University).
Part III: Pragmatics And Its Interfaces:
18. Some Interactions Of Pragmatics And Syntax: Georgia Green (University Of Illinois).
19. Pragmatics And Argument Structure: Adele Goldberg (University Of Illinois).
20. Pragmatics And Semantics: François Récanati (Institute Jean Nicod (CREA)).
21. Pragmatics And The Philosophy Of Language: Kent Bach (San Francisco State University).
22. Pragmatics And The Lexicon: Reinhard Blutner (Humboldt University, Berlin).
23. Pragmatics And Intonation: Julia Hirschberg (AT&T Labs-Research).
24. Historical Pragmatics: Elizabeth Traugott (Stanford University).
25. Pragmatics And Language Acquisition: Eve Clark (Stanford University).
26. Pragmatics And Computational Linguistics: Daniel Jurafsky (University Of Colorado).
Part IV: Pragmatics And Cognition:
27. Relevance Theory: Deirdre Wilson (University College London) And Dan Sperber (CREA, Paris).
28. Relevance Theory And The Saying/Implicating Distinction: Robyn Carston (University College London).
29. Pragmatics And Cognitive Linguistics: Gilles Fauconnier (University Of California, San Diego).
30. Pragmatic Aspects Of Grammatical Constructions: Paul Kay (University Of California, Berkeley).
31. The Pragmatics Of Polarity: Michael Israel (University Of Maryland).
32. Abductive Reasoning And Non-Monotonic Inference: Jerry Hobbs (SRI International).
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