Intensional profiles and different kinds of human minds. “Case studies” about Hungarian imperative-like sentence types
The paper offers such description of some imperative-like sentence types in potential well-formed Hungarian utterances which includes a parallel representation of the linguistically encoded intensional profiles of the sentence types and actual information states in potential interlocutors’ minds. I...
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The paper offers such description of some imperative-like sentence types in potential well-formed Hungarian utterances which includes a parallel representation of the linguistically encoded intensional profiles of the sentence types and actual information states in potential interlocutors’ minds. In our representational dynamic pragmasemantics framework ReALIS, we demonstrate the intensional profiles of the five basic and two “fine-tuned” sentence types as members of a system enabling addressers’ of utterances to express their beliefs, desires and intentions concerning the propositional content of the given utterances as well as the addressees’ and other people’s certain beliefs, desires and intentions (concerning the propositional content, too, or each other’s thoughts). We also provide “case studies” in which actual beliefs, desires and intentions in potential interlocutors’ minds are compared to the linguistically encoded intensional profiles of Hungarian imperative-like sentence types. In this context, the listener’s task is to calculate the speaker’s intentions (and hidden motives) on the basis of the mismatches that this comparison reveals. The paper concludes with an insight into our attempts to model the mind of individuals living with Autism Spectrum Disorder. This latter subproject is relevant since our framework provides solutions to pragmaticosemantic phenomena “at the cost” of undertaking the complex task of actually representing the structure of the human mind itself – which is not impossible but requires an adequate decision of the level of abstraction and the components to be used.
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| spelling | doaj-art-d897fe93594141deb5522b63891b7b7e2025-01-21T05:10:14ZengThe John Paul II Catholic University of LublinLingBaW2450-51882016-12-012110.31743/lingbaw.5633Intensional profiles and different kinds of human minds. “Case studies” about Hungarian imperative-like sentence typesGábor Alberti0Judit Kleiber1Zsuzsanna Schnell2Veronika Szabó3University of PécsUniversity of PécsUniversity of PécsUniversity of Pécs The paper offers such description of some imperative-like sentence types in potential well-formed Hungarian utterances which includes a parallel representation of the linguistically encoded intensional profiles of the sentence types and actual information states in potential interlocutors’ minds. In our representational dynamic pragmasemantics framework ReALIS, we demonstrate the intensional profiles of the five basic and two “fine-tuned” sentence types as members of a system enabling addressers’ of utterances to express their beliefs, desires and intentions concerning the propositional content of the given utterances as well as the addressees’ and other people’s certain beliefs, desires and intentions (concerning the propositional content, too, or each other’s thoughts). We also provide “case studies” in which actual beliefs, desires and intentions in potential interlocutors’ minds are compared to the linguistically encoded intensional profiles of Hungarian imperative-like sentence types. In this context, the listener’s task is to calculate the speaker’s intentions (and hidden motives) on the basis of the mismatches that this comparison reveals. The paper concludes with an insight into our attempts to model the mind of individuals living with Autism Spectrum Disorder. This latter subproject is relevant since our framework provides solutions to pragmaticosemantic phenomena “at the cost” of undertaking the complex task of actually representing the structure of the human mind itself – which is not impossible but requires an adequate decision of the level of abstraction and the components to be used. https://czasopisma.kul.pl/index.php/LingBaW/article/view/5633discourse representation/markersmind representationdynamic pragmaticsautism |
| spellingShingle | Gábor Alberti Judit Kleiber Zsuzsanna Schnell Veronika Szabó Intensional profiles and different kinds of human minds. “Case studies” about Hungarian imperative-like sentence types LingBaW discourse representation/markers mind representation dynamic pragmatics autism |
| title | Intensional profiles and different kinds of human minds. “Case studies” about Hungarian imperative-like sentence types |
| title_full | Intensional profiles and different kinds of human minds. “Case studies” about Hungarian imperative-like sentence types |
| title_fullStr | Intensional profiles and different kinds of human minds. “Case studies” about Hungarian imperative-like sentence types |
| title_full_unstemmed | Intensional profiles and different kinds of human minds. “Case studies” about Hungarian imperative-like sentence types |
| title_short | Intensional profiles and different kinds of human minds. “Case studies” about Hungarian imperative-like sentence types |
| title_sort | intensional profiles and different kinds of human minds case studies about hungarian imperative like sentence types |
| topic | discourse representation/markers mind representation dynamic pragmatics autism |
| url | https://czasopisma.kul.pl/index.php/LingBaW/article/view/5633 |
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