Speech Acts, Literature, Communicative Strategies

It is the intention of the speaker.

• Locution

• Illocution

• Perlocution

• Execution

It is the perception of the receiver from the message.

• Locution

• Illocution

• Perlocution

• Execution

It is the literal or semantic meaning of the language.

• Locution

• Illocution

• Perlocution

• Execution

The act of limiting what will be said about the topic.

• Topic nomination

• Topic restriction

• Turn-taking

• Topic Control

• Topic Shifting

The ability to maintain focus on the conversation on the current topic.

• Topic nomination

• Topic restriction

• Turn-taking

• Topic Control

• Topic Shifting

The act of putting forward or suggesting a topic at the beginning of the communication process.

• Topic nomination

• Topic Shifting

• Turn-taking

• Repair

• Termination

The conclusion of the topic. It can be verbal or non verbal

• Topic nomination

• Topic Shifting

• Turn-taking

• Repair

• Termination

This is a way to clarify the message in the communication process. It limits miscommunication.

• Topic nomination

• Topic Shifting

• Turn-taking

• Repair

• Termination

This is a movement from one topic to another

• Topic nomination

• Topic Shifting

• Turn-taking

• Repair

• Termination

The manner in which people engaged in a conversation manage their turns to speak.

• Topic nomination

• Topic Shifting

• Turn-taking

• Repair

• Termination