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List of Tables | |
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Acknowledgments | |
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Introduction | |
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Media language | |
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Goals of this study | |
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Preliminaries | |
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Purpose of the study | |
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Advertising and persuasive discourse | |
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Lakoff (1982) | |
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Geis (1982) | |
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Other studies | |
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Overview | |
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Procedure and Method | |
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Design of the study | |
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Sources for data | |
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Data collection | |
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Variables | |
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Method of analysis | |
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Speech acts | |
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Indexicals and politeness | |
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The Cooperative Principle | |
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Implicature | |
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Novelty | |
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Other strategies | |
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Contribution to persuasion | |
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Sample analysis of an ad | |
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Speech acts | |
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Novelty, flattery, and humor | |
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Politeness, indexicals, and implicature | |
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Grice's Maxims | |
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Summary | |
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Analysis and Results | |
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Introduction | |
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Pragmatic strategies reflected in the data | |
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Context | |
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Speech acts | |
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Indexicals and politeness | |
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Grice's Maxims | |
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Speaker considerations | |
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Pragmalinguistic variables | |
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Other strategies | |
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Summary | |
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Linguistic realization of strategies in the data | |
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Speech acts | |
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Indexicals | |
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Politeness | |
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Implicature | |
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Grice's Maxims | |
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Novelty | |
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Minor categories | |
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Summary | |
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Distributive patterns | |
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Context and similarities | |
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Differences in general pragmatic strategies | |
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Differences in individual pragmatic strategies | |
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Summary | |
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Summary of analysis and results | |
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Pragmatics and Persuasion | |
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Introduction | |
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How pragmatic strategies effect persuasion in the data | |
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Goals of persuasion | |
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Results: speech acts | |
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Results: novelty | |
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Results: indexicals and politeness | |
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Results: implicatures and violations of maxims | |
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Results: speaker considerations | |
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Results: minor categories | |
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Summary | |
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Conclusions and Implications | |
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Conclusions | |
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Reorganization of categories | |
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Summary of pragmatics and persuasion | |
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Support of existing literature | |
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Applications, limitations, and implications | |
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Applications for teaching | |
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Limitations of the study | |
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Implications of study and further research | |
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Conclusion | |
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A Critical Review of Literature | |
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A brief history of advertising | |
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The language of advertising | |
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Copywriting | |
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Pragmatics in advertising discourse | |
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Studies of Spanish advertising | |
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Pragmatic categories addressed in this study | |
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Speech acts | |
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Indexical expressions | |
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Politeness | |
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The Cooperative Principle and Grice's Maxims | |
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Other strategies in advertising | |
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Database Sample | |
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Number of Comparable Ads by Product in Each Country | |
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Distribution of Pragmatic Strategies: Preference by Country | |
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References | |