2018
DOI: 10.1017/s002222671800018x
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Yan Huang (ed.), The Oxford handbook of pragmatics (Oxford Handbooks in Linguistics). Oxford: Oxford University Press, 2017. Pp. xxv + 711.

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“…As said by Fairclough (2001) language is a social practice which infers that language is part of society, not external to it or autonomous; it is a social process; and further it is a socially conditioned process, conditioned that is by other (non-linguistic) parts of society. In precise, whenever people speak, listen, write, or read, they do so in ways which reflect the fact that linguistic phenomena are socially determined and have social effects (p. [18][19]. Consequently, language is 'in' rather than 'alongside' society (Fairclough, 2002, p.105).…”
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“…As said by Fairclough (2001) language is a social practice which infers that language is part of society, not external to it or autonomous; it is a social process; and further it is a socially conditioned process, conditioned that is by other (non-linguistic) parts of society. In precise, whenever people speak, listen, write, or read, they do so in ways which reflect the fact that linguistic phenomena are socially determined and have social effects (p. [18][19]. Consequently, language is 'in' rather than 'alongside' society (Fairclough, 2002, p.105).…”
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“…They are about knowledge of fact, as in the example below (Haung, 2007, p.66): John knows/doesn't know that Baird invented television. >> Baird invented television…”
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“…The forms of communication among animals mostly use the code model. 73 For example, bees use specific movements to indicate the direction and distance where the flower extract is located. Humans also commit particular acts of communication by encoding meaning into linguistic forms of certain sounds or symbols by means of certain lexicons and grammars.…”
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“…Secara etimologis, deiksissberasal dari kata deiktikos yangsberarti to show atau to point out 'menunjukkan'. (Huang, 2007) Sedang secara terminologis, Nirmala memaknai deiksis sebagai sebuah ungkapan yang terdapat makna didalamnya serta perujukan kepada berbagai entitas yang sesuai dengan perubahan konteks ekstralinguistik. (Nirmala, 1988) Dalam kajian pragmatik istilah deiksis ini dibagi kepada lima macam yakni dieksis sosial, wacana, waktu, tempat serta adanya persona.…”
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