Pragmatics

7. (3 words, no spaces)a statement that, when uttered, performs an action instead of describing an action
8. a maxim that states, "Be clear, brief, and orderly"
9. a maxim that states, "Don't say more or less than is necessary"
13. a principle that governs human interactions, according to Grice
14. additional meaning implied by the speaker adhering to Grice's Cooperative Principle
15. a verb indicating the action of obviously and intentionally violating one of Gricean maxims in order to create implied meaning
16. an adjective describing a speech act whose linguistic form matches its communicative function
18. the study of what speakers mean in context

1. the desire to independent and free from imposition
2. the desire to be liked and accepted
3. one of the four assumptions in conversation, as proposed by Grice's Cooperative Principle
4. additional information used to make a connection between what is said and what is meant
5. a maxim that states, "Be relevant"
6. an act by which the speaker enables the listener to identify something
10. an adjective describing a speech act whose linguistic form does not match its communicative function
11. an action performed through speaking
12. a maxim that states, "Do not say what you believe to be false."
17. in pragmatics, one's public self-image