Foundations of Speech Act Theory Book

	List of contributors
	Ways of doing things with words: an introduction	1
1	Illocutionary acts and linguistic meaning	29
2	Meaning, structure and speech acts	50
3	A semantics of utterance, formalized	80
4	A complete formulation of a simple logic of elementary illocutionary acts	99
5	Semantic minimalism and the Frege point	132
6	Contextualism and anti-contextualism in the philosophy of language	156
7	On being truth-valued	167
8	Illocution and its significance	187
9	Anti-individualism and speech act theory	208
10	The gap between speech acts and mental states	220
11	Algebra of elementary social acts	234
12	Semantic slack: what is said and more	267
13	Relevance theory and speech acts	292
14	Modular speech act theory: programme and results	312
15	Speech act theory and Gricean pragmatics: some differences of detail that make a difference	323
16	Are there indirect speech acts?	335
17	Indirect speech acts and propositional content	350
18	Speaker meaning, sentence meaning and metaphor	365
19	On the vectoring of speech acts	374
20	Toward a grammatically realistic typology of speech acts	393
21	Mood, meaning and speech acts	407
22	Speech act classification, language typology and cognition	460
	Bibliography	478
	Index	491