The Syllabus of Pragmatics
Nury Supriyanti, MA
1. Aims of the course
To provide students with experiences, insight, knowledge on the study on language use To make students aware of the pragmatic aspect of language
To provide students with skills, knowledge and experiences in analyzing language pragmatically
2. Course Organization
Number of Meetings
Topics Activities
1 Orientation Lecturing, discussion
2 Definition and Background Lecturing, discussion, assignment
3 Definition and background Lecturing, discussion, assignment
4 Reference and inference Lecturing, discussion, assignment
5 Presupposition and entailment Lecturing, discussion, assignment
6 Cooperation and implicature Lecturing, discussion, assignment
7 Cooperation and implicature Lecturing, discussion, assignment
8 Mid test
8 Speech acts and events Lecturing, discussion, assignment
9 Speech acts and events Lecturing, discussion, assignment
9 Politeness and interaction Lecturing, discussion, assignment
10 Politeness and interaction Lecturing, discussion, assignment
11 Conversation and preference structure Lecturing, discussion, assignment
12 Discourse and culture Lecturing, discussion, assignment
13 Discourse and culture Lecturing, discussion, assignment
14 Doing pragmatic analysis Lecturing, discussion, assignment
15 Doing pragmatic analysis Lecturing, discussion, assignment
16 Doing pragmatic analysis Lecturing, discussion, assignment
3. Evaluation
Students’ attendance class participation assignments Midtest
Final Test
