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    Speech act theory analyzes utterances into locutions (the actual words used), illocutions (the intended meaning), and perlocutions (the effect on the receiver). Indirect speech acts occur when the utterance form does not directly convey the intended meaning. Performatives are statements that perform an action through their utterance, like declarations, but they require felicity conditions to be met for the action to successfully occur.

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    Speech act theory analyzes utterances into locutions (the actual words used), illocutions (the intended meaning), and perlocutions (the effect on the receiver). Indirect speech acts occur when the utterance form does not directly convey the intended meaning. Performatives are statements that perform an action through their utterance, like declarations, but they require felicity conditions to be met for the action to successfully occur.

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    SPEAKER

    MESSAGE
    RECEIVER
    SPEECH
    ACT
    used to express
    different kinds
    of intentions.
    Locution
    Illocution
    Perlocution
    actual words
    of the
    message
    what speaker
    means to
    convey
    receiver’s
    reaction to
    the message
    INDIRECT
    SPEECH
    ACT
    occurs when
    there is no
    direct
    connection
    between the
    form of
    utterance and
    the intended
    meaning
    PERFORM
    ATIVES
    statements
    which enable
    the speaker
    to perform
    something
    just by
    stating it.
    FELICITY
    CONDITIONS
    ASSERTIVE
    DIRECTIVE
    COMMMISSIVE
    EXPRESSIVE
    DECLARATION

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