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Linglib.Theories.Dialogue.KOS.Move

IllocMove ↔ Searle Bridge #

@cite{ginzburg-2012} @cite{searle-1979}

Maps KOS's IllocMove constructors to @cite{searle-1979}'s five-class illocutionary taxonomy and to direction-of-fit. Surfaces as:

These are pure projections from move constructors to substrate-shared illocutionary primitives — they do not depend on the dialogue gameboard machinery.

def Dialogue.KOS.IllocMove.toSearleClass {Fact : Type u_1} {QContent : Type u_2} :

Map an illocutionary move to @cite{searle-1979}'s five-class taxonomy.

Assert/accept/confirm are assertives (mind-to-world fit). Ask is a directive (world-to-mind: the speaker tries to get the addressee to provide information). Check is a directive (requesting confirmation). Greet/counterGreet are expressives (null fit).

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    def Dialogue.KOS.IllocMove.directionOfFit {Fact : Type u_1} {QContent : Type u_2} (m : IllocMove Fact QContent) :

    Direction of fit for an illocutionary move, derived via Searle class.

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      Assertions have mind-to-world fit: the speaker is responsible if p is false.

      Queries have world-to-mind fit: the speaker wants the addressee to act.

      Greetings have null fit: they express social acknowledgement.

      All assertive-class moves (assert, accept, confirm) share mind-to-world fit: the speaker takes responsibility for truth.

      Directive moves (ask, check) share world-to-mind fit: the speaker wants the addressee to act.