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Pragmatics of Persuasive Discourse in Spanish Television Advertising

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ISBN-10: 1556711506

ISBN-13: 9781556711503

Edition: 2001

Authors: Karol J. Hardin

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This investigation analyzes pragmatic ways in which Spanish is used to achieve persuasion in television advertising and contributes to the cross-linguistic understanding of pragmatics and persuasion in Spanish.
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Book details

List price: $30.50
Copyright year: 2001
Publisher: SIL International Publications
Binding: Paperback
Pages: 246
Size: 6.25" wide x 9.25" long x 0.50" tall
Weight: 0.770
Language: English

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