Question

Discuss Locutionary, Illocutionary and Perlocutionary Acts.

Answer 1

two type of locutionary are utterance act where something is said and which may not have any meaning and prepositional act where a particular reference is made sometimes also called a utterances thus a perlocutionary act is the same a perlocutionary

Answer 2

Answer:

Locutionary is the act of actually uttering.

Illocutionary is the act performed in saying something. The illocutionary act is not in one-to one correspondence with the locution from which it is derived. There are different locutions that express the same illocution and vice-versa.

Perlocutionary is the act performed by saying something in a particular context. It represents the change achieved each time, in a particular context. Depending on the kind of perlocution, different conditions have to hold in order for it to be achieved.

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