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...e, and reference) and illocutions, or utterance acts (Austin 94–108). In Austin’s example, the locution "Bull!" constitutes different illocutions, depend ...of [[belief]], suspicion, gratitude—are unpredictable and nonlinguistic (Austin 121–22 ; Searle, Speech 46–50).

...hilosophy]] and [[speech act]] theories of [[Ludwig Wittgenstein]], [[J.L. Austin]], and [[John Searle]] ...k out of the [[speech-act]] philosophy of [[Ludwig Wittgenstein]], [[J. L. Austin]], and [[John Searle]], the sociological [[theory of the interactional cons

* [[Austin America]] (from 1968 to 1971) * [[Austin 1800]]

* [[Austin America]] (from 1968 to 1971) * [[Austin 1800]]