Using Speech Act and Interaction Theory to Capture Learner Difficulties: An L2 Pragmatic Approach

<p>In this academic note, we aim to outline the foundations of a major L2 pragmatic project that we have been engaged in over the past few years. We believe the readers may find our system and its typology relevant to their own research studies. Central categorical parts of the project; that i...

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Main Authors: Juliane House, Dániel Z. Kádár
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Language:English
Published: Islamic Azad University, Isfahan Branch 2025-05-01
Series:Research in English Language Pedagogy
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Online Access:https://sanad.iau.ir/journal/relp/Article/1210066
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Using Speech Act and Interaction Theory to Capture Learner Difficulties: An L2 Pragmatic Approach
Research in English Language Pedagogy
cross-cultural pragmatics
foreign language learning
interaction
l2 pragmatics
refusal
speech act typology
title Using Speech Act and Interaction Theory to Capture Learner Difficulties: An L2 Pragmatic Approach
title_full Using Speech Act and Interaction Theory to Capture Learner Difficulties: An L2 Pragmatic Approach
title_fullStr Using Speech Act and Interaction Theory to Capture Learner Difficulties: An L2 Pragmatic Approach
title_full_unstemmed Using Speech Act and Interaction Theory to Capture Learner Difficulties: An L2 Pragmatic Approach
title_short Using Speech Act and Interaction Theory to Capture Learner Difficulties: An L2 Pragmatic Approach
title_sort using speech act and interaction theory to capture learner difficulties an l2 pragmatic approach
topic cross-cultural pragmatics
foreign language learning
interaction
l2 pragmatics
refusal
speech act typology
url https://sanad.iau.ir/journal/relp/Article/1210066
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