The Problem of Intentionality and Implicit Interpretation in Communication: Pragmatic Approach

Authors

مليكة بلقاسمي, جامعة الجزائر 2، الجزائرFollow
صالح مسعود, جامعة الجزائر 2، الجزائرFollow

Abstract

If Pragmatism is an in-depth knowledge of the components of the discourse process, through knowledge of the methods and mechanisms by which sayings are formulated and interpreted, and if language is a key element in forming discourse to achieve communication. The biggest challenge facing Pragmatism is describing the process of interpretation, adjusting concepts, and defining the mechanisms to reach the intention of communicating any saying, and among these concepts the implications of saying.

Since the discourse was originally conducted through linguistic and non-linguistic elements, the efforts of the Pragmatic researchers were distributed in order to create general laws for linguistic use according to specific conditions in order to control the process of linguistic communication to reach the intention of the discourse.

Therefore, we will attempt through this paper to present an approach to the efforts of Pragmatic researchers to describe the process of interpreting words and discourses to understand the process of communication. Therefore, we will try through this paper to present an approach to the efforts of researchers in Pragmatism to describe the process of interpreting words and discourses to understand the process of communication, by identifying the cognitive, contextual and psychological backgrounds that control the process of communication between the speakers and the listeners.

Finally, we arrive at how to reach the implicit meanings in words and discourses, by examining the most important communicative competencies in interpreting the implications of saying

Recommended Citation

بلقاسمي, مليكة and مسعود, صالح (2020) "The Problem of Intentionality and Implicit Interpretation in Communication: Pragmatic Approach," Jerash for Research and Studies Journal مجلة جرش للبحوث والدراسات: Vol. 21: Iss. 2, Article 1.
Available at: https://digitalcommons.aaru.edu.jo/jpu/vol21/iss2/1