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The Integrated Cognition of Pragmatic Presupposition and Dexis
WEN Jinhai, LIU Mingzhi
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DOI:10.17265/2161-623X/2024.04.007
Nanjing University of Finance & Economics, Nanjing, China
It is maintained that pragmatics is simply the eclectic extension of linguistic structuralism in this paper, which is covetous of simplistic combination of structure and single units, while cognitive linguistics aims to look into the development and integration of linguistic competence in actual use, and pays more attention to dynamic analysis of language as a whole. And then its exemplification is made with reference to the lasting issues, presupposition, and dexis, in pragmatics.
pragmatics, presupposition, dexis, cognitive linguistics
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