Intended Perlocutionary Effect
Intended Perlocutionary Effect
An intended perlocutionary effect is what a speaker intends an utterance to achieve in an addressee
Some analysts consider an intended perlocutionary effect to be part of the definition of a type of illocutionary act.
- To inform the addressee
- To get the addressee to do something
- To get the addressee to have a particular expectation
Page/s: 41–42
Source: Reiss 1985
Reiss, Nira. 1985.Speech act taxonomy. Pragmatics and Beyond VI:7. Amsterdam: John Benjamins. 9683101704.
Related terms
- RT⇆ Addressee
- RT⇆ Manner Of Discourse
- RT⇆ Speaker
- RT⇆ Utterance
