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Preface1 Introduction1£®1 Types ofpragmatics1£®2 Pragmatics and linguistics1£®3 Structure of the book 2 Semantics and Pragmatics2£®1 The borderline2£®2 Sentences and utterances2£®3 Language and logic2£®4 Mood2£®5 The explicit and the implicit2£®6 Presupposition2£®7 Deixis3 History of Pragmatics3£®1 Structuralism3£®2 Logical positivism3£®3 Ordinary language philosophy3£®4 The beginnings of pragmatics4 'Classical' Pragmatics4£®1 Speech act theory4£®2 Implicature5 Modern Pragmatics5£®1 Neo-Gricean pragmatics5£®2 Relevance theory5£®3 Semantic autonomy and pragmatic intrusion6 Applications of Pragmatics6£®1 Politeness6£®2 Literature6£®3 Language acquisition6£®4 Clinical linguistics6£®5 Experimental pragmatics7 Pragmatics and Language in Context7£®1 Conversation analysis7£®2 Discourse analysis7£®3 Sociolinguistics7£®4 Corpus linguisticsGlossaryBibliographyIndex