A Constructionist Approach to IllocutionThe Case of Orders
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Universidad de La Rioja
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ISSN: 1137-6368
Année de publication: 2012
Número: 45
Pages: 13-29
Type: Article
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Résumé
La presente contribución estudia la base semántica de las órdenes en el nivel 3 del Modelo Construccional Léxico (Ruiz de Mendoza & Mairal 2008; Mairal & Ruiz de Mendoza 2009). La estructura pragmática de las construcciones ilocutivas del nivel 3 surge de la interacción entre las operaciones de interpretación y las convenciones sociales generales capturadas por el Modelo Cognitivo Coste-Beneficio (Ruiz de Mendoza y Baicchi 2007; Baicchi y Ruiz de Mendoza 2010). Examinamos los fundamentos de una serie de fórmulas convencionalizadas que conllevan valores de orden y exploramos su potencial realizativo. Argumentamos que la realización de órdenes se basa en mecanismos gramaticales que exhiben potencial de instanciación para partes relevantes de la base semántica de dar órdenes.
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