从言语行为理论分析反讽在理智与情感中的使用 9787519230937

从言语行为理论分析反讽在理智与情感中的使用 内容简介
本书将言语行为理论应用于分析《理智与情感》这部小说的反讽特色。让读者从一个更加新颖的语用学角度来理解这部经典作品, 从更深层次的角度来解析简·奥斯丁*善于使用的反讽手法在这部小说的运用, 加深对这部小说的人物以及作品本身的理解。

从言语行为理论分析反讽在理智与情感中的使用 目录

CHAPTER ONE INTRODUCTION
1．1 The Purpose of the Study
1．2 Research Methodology
1．3 The Organization of the Paper

CHAPTER TWO LITERATURE REVIEW
2．1 Basic Concepts of SAT
2．1．1 Philosophical Background of SAT
2．1．2 General Introduction to Speech Act
2．1．3 Austins Three Kinds of Speech Acts
2．1．4 Searles Improvements and Implications
2．1．5 Felicity Conditions
2．2 Irony and SAT
2．2．1 Irony and Indirect Speech Act
2．2．2 Irony and Sincerity Principle
2．2．3 Irony and Illocutionary Force
2．2．4 Irony and Perlocutionary Effect

CHAPTER THREE A
IEF SURVEY OF SENSE AND SENSIBILITY， TYPES AND MAIN FEATURES OF LANGUAGE MATERIALS
3．1 A
ief Survey of Sense and Sensibility
3．2 Authors Irony in Sense and Sensibility
3．3 Types of Language Materials
3．3．1 Macro Ironic Speech Acts
3．3．2 Micro Ironic Speech Acts

CHAPTER FOUR A USE OF AUSTINS AND SEARLES SAT
4．1 Three Forms of lnfelicities in Illocutionary Act in Austins SAT
4．2 Irony and Infelicities in Sense and Sensibility
4．2．1 Void
4．2．2
eaches
4．2．3 Insincerities
4．3 Irony and Perlocutionary Effect
4．4 Macro Ironic Speech Acts Based on Searles SAT
4．4．1 Macro Literal Irony
4．4．2 Macro Structural Irony
4．5 Micro Ironic Speech Acts Based on Searles SAT
4．5．1 Assertive Irony
4．5．2 Directive Irony
4．5．3 Commissive Irony
4．5．4 Expressive Irony

CHAPTER FIVE CONCLUSION
5．1 Major Findings
5．2 Limitations and Further Study

REFERENCES

从言语行为理论分析反讽在理智与情感中的使用 节选
《从言语行为理论分析反讽在《理智与情感》中的使用》： Jane Austen （1775-1817）, is the English novelist generally credited with first giving the novel its modem character through her treatment of the details of everyday life in provincial English middle-class society. She was born on December 16, 1775 at the parsonage of Steventon, in Hampshire, a village of which her father was a rector. She was the youngest of seven children. In 1801, the family moved to Bath, where they lived until 1805 when, upon the death ofher father, the family moved first to Southampton and then to Chawton in 1809. It was in Chawton that her major works were composed, although she had begun as a child to write for family amusement. Austen depicted with a sympathetic imagination the lives of minor landed gentry, country clergymen, and families in various economic circumstances struggling to maintain or enhance their social position. The most urgent preoccupation of her young, well-
ed heroines and heroes is courtship and marriage. Her interest lay in lifes little conundrums of sentiment and conduct. Sense and Sensibility was first published in 1811, sixteen years after Jane Austen began the first draft, titled Elinor and Marianne. Financed by Austens
other and attributed only to A Lady, it was the first of her novels to be put into print. Sense and Sensibility is the story of two sisters, Elinor and Marianne Dashwood, who, as members of the upper class, cannot work for a living and must therefore make a suitable marriage to ensure their livelihood. The novel is a sharply detailed portraiture of the decorum surrounding courtship and the importance of marriage to a womans livelihood and comfort. The novel is also, as is most evident in its title, a comparison between the sisters polar personalities. The eldest sister, Elinor, exemplifies the sense of the title. She is portrayed as a paragon of common sense and diplomatic behavior, while her younger sister Marianne personifies sensibility in her complete abandonment to passion and her utter lack of emotional control. ……