The Pragmatics of Literature

according activity actualization addressee appears artist basis become behavior called changes character communication complex concept considered consists constituted convention criticism cultural systems determined direct discourse diverse effects elements empirical establish example exists expressive fact final formal function fundamental given his/her historical human idea ideal ideological individual internal interpretation kind knowledge language laws limited linguistic literary text literature lyric material means narrative narrator natural never object observe operation ordinary original particular performance person phenomenon plane possible practice present problem produce question rapport reader reading reality receiver reception recognized reconstruction reference referential regard relationships remains rules s/he seen semiotic sender sense signified single situation social speak specific stage structure style systematic text's textual theater theory things thought tion transformations unconscious University writer written