Using Speech acts and Maxims in Selected Summary Leads in News Web-version of American Agencies : A Pragmatic Study
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Using Speech acts and Maxims in Selected Summary Leads in News Web-version of American Agencies, A Pragmatic StudyAbstract
News has parts and each part gives information about what happened and what happens . For that reason , the study focuses on the second part of news which is lead . Lead is somehow short and brief in order to shed light on some points of the news leaving other points to the paragraphs that come after . To explain the pragmatic aspects of leads , this study shows the influence of using maxims and how violating the quantity maxim never hinders the message of introducing the news with general ideas in leads . The study also states the use of speech acts which have the sense of informing more than the other ones . The data of analysis is about three American agencies with forty-five samples of news about different matters in breaking newsDownloads
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2018-03-29
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Hameed, Hayder. “Using Speech Acts and Maxims in Selected Summary Leads in News Web-Version of American Agencies : A Pragmatic Study”. Kufa Journal of Arts, vol. 1, no. 35, Mar. 2018, pp. 79-100, doi:10.36317/kaj/2018/v1.i35.6213.
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