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LINGUISTICS FOR NON-LINGUISTICS, Reference: Parker, F. & Riley, K.…

- - - - Participant´s contribution should be truthful and based on sufficient evidence.
    - - Participant´s contribution should be relevant to the subject of the conversation.
    - - Participant´s contribution to a conversation should be no more or less informative thatn required.
    - - Participant´s contribution should be expressed in a reasonably clear fashion.
  - - - Question
      - Commissive
      - Expressive
      - Directive
      - Representative
      - Declaration
      - A speaker may perform illocutionary act to make a promise, offer, explanation, etc.
    - - the basic production of meaningful utterance.
- - - - Lexical Decomposition: A method used by Linguistic to characterize the sense of a word in terms of the semantics features.
    - - Philosophers have approached the semantics of sentences from two other directions: Reference and Thruth Conditions.
  - - - Speaker´s intention in producing some linguistic expression.
    - - The meaning of a linguistic expression as part of a language.
  - - - what the speaker is referring to by using some linguistic expression.
    - - is the systematic denotation of some linguistic expression as part of a language.