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A judicial opinion is a legal utterance formed by the judge's experience, which includes the law - knowledge of previous cases, adherence to the doctrine of stare decisis, and ...
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A judicial opinion is a legal utterance formed by the judge's experience, which includes the law - knowledge of previous cases, adherence to the doctrine of stare decisis, and ...
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So to investigate the theory of performatives. The utterance of a performative, as already mentioned, is the performance of a conventional act through making a ...
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Speech act - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
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The contemporary use of the term goes back to John L. Austin's doctrine of ... on three levels: A locutionary act, the performance of an utterance: the actual ... |
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Fighting words - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
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New Hampshire (1942), the U.S. Supreme Court established the doctrine and held that "insulting or 'fighting words,' those that by their very utterance inflict injury ... |
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So, here, the θυρατου λογου, which we translate door of utterance, signifies an occasion, opportunity, or entrance, for the doctrine of the Gospel. The same ...
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Ye are enriched - ye abound - in all utterance - Εν παντι λογῳ, In all doctrine; for so the word should certainly be translated and understood. All the truths of God ...
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When used to describe utterances, it works unmitigated mischief. As a basis for any ... (i908). 207-2I9. Professor Thayer's theory of the proper use of the term to ...
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This rhetoric would bring to the rhetorical tradition several concepts developed in Bakhtin's work and in contemporary cultural theory: context, utterance, and ...
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semantics—or under some general theory of actions. Even in cases ... the utterance and a recognition by the addressee of that intention under the conditions of ...
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