Una aproximación empírica a la comunicación desde la teoría de los actos de habla de Searle
Keywords:
referential communication, speech acts, intention, illocutionary act, Searle, communicative eficiency.Abstract
This work considers communicative intention as the basis for the analysis of rhe communicative phenomenon in natural contexts. It also aims to reconcile the traditions that analyse human communication today. The convergence with the referential-ecological approach (Boada and Forns, 1989; 1997) has dealt with a number of important problems that the classic referential approach was unable to address. Its system of categories includes new variables, in addition to the classic referential variables. The cornmunicative intention is taken into account, albeit implicitly. Using a conciliatory approach, the study aims to study the intentional dimension in greater depth. The speech act theory (Searle, 1969; 1975) is used to categorize the communicative exchanges arnong a sample of 28 individuals and presents a certain complirnentariety with data from other traditions.
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2003-01-11
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