Pragmatism, pragmatics, and discourse : mapping the terrain
Varieties of pragmatism
Two distinctions among normative statuses
A typology of speech acts
More about agent-relativity and agent-neutrality
Several caveats
Entitlement and epistemic responsibility
Where we go from here
Observatives and the pragmatics of perception
Observatives
Observatives and occasion sentences
Observing-that and the declarative fallacy
The ineliminability of the first-person voice
The pragmatic structure of objectivity
Observatives, observation, and answerability to the world
Intersubjectivity
Objectivity
Anticlimactic interlude : why performatives are not that important to us
Prescriptives and the metaphysics of ought-claims
The pragmatics of prescriptives
Four ways of telling someone what to do
Two alternative accounts
Reasons, claims, and addresses
Coda : categorical imperatives
Vocatives, acknowledgments, and the pragmatics of recognition
Two kinds of recognitives
Vocatives
Acknowledgments
The essential second person
Concrete habitation of the space of reasons
Second-person speech
Tellings, holdings, and transcendental vocatives
Speech as communication and as calling
Sharing a world
Interpellation and induction into normative space
Membership in the discursive community
How many discursive communities are there?
Sharing a world and learning to see
On the equiprimordiality and entanglement of 'yo!' and 'lo!'
Fugue.
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'Yo!' and 'Lo!' : the pragmatic topography of the space of reasons by Rebecca Kukla. ISBN 9780674031470. Published by Harvard University Press in 2009. Publication and catalogue information, links to buy online and reader comments.
