on the deconstructionist point of view related to speech act theory（在解构主义的观点与言语行为理论）.docVIP

On the deconstructionist point of view related to speech act theory Abstract: Following the post-structural linguistics of Saussure, Austin has made a speech act theory, it marks the language of reason perish steering. Good staff from the study of language scholars deconstruction Derrida, de Man, Miller are all words behavior theory has its own point of view, to varying degrees of speech act theory, deconstruction contributed. Paper Keywords: deconstruction, repetitive, context, rhetoric 1 Derrida on speech act theory and views In Austin’s speech act theory before, linguistic research focuses on the meaning of language, context and is not affected in Austin seems that all sentences can be regarded as applied to sentences, each sentence contains three kinds of facilities for verbal behavior: The words refer to things, to Do Things with Words, words to succeed Austin that applied for the sentence is not strictly non-mainstream, minority, marginal, parasitic, non-conventional exceptions, not be considered in the study , mount up Austin to Do Things with Words also made to succeed and to set the effective implementation of a condition: there must be a set of effects can bring the statute, the statute is generally accepted procedures, the program including specific person In particular occasion to say in a particular case, a particular and specific place must meet specific program requirements, and the two sides, the program must be properly and thoroughly implemented. Derrida’s speech act theory is based on Austin’s speech act theory based on the deconstruction of its main ideas embodied in the lt;lt;Signature event contextgt;gt; in. Derrida’s deconstruction strategy is: ‘All nature, principle or center are always pointing to the name of the constant presence of a’ ... constant presence of these leads to a series of binary oppositions, such as the meaning / form of true / false, etc. In these contrasts, the former represents the presence of native,