目录

目　录

ABSTRACT

CHAPTER ONE INTRODUCTION

1.1　The Purpose of the Study

1.2　Research Methodology

1.3　The Organization of the Paper

CHAPTER TWO LITERATURE REVIEW

2.1　Basic Concepts of SAT

2.1.1　Philosophical Background of SAT

2.1.2　GeneralIntroduction to Speech Act

2.1.3　Austin's Three Kinds of Speech Acts

2.1.4　Searle's Improvements and Implications

2.1.5　Felicity Conditions

2.2　Irony and SAT

2.2.1　Irony and Indirect Speech Act

2.2.2　Irony and Sincerity Principle

2.2.3　Irony and Illocutionary Force

2.2.4　Irony and Perlocutionary Effect

CHAPTER THREE A BRIEF SURVEY OF SENSE AND SENSIBILITY，TYPES AND MAIN FEATURES OF LANGUAGE MATERIALS

3.1　A Brief Survey ofSense and Sensibility

3.2　Author's Irony in Sense and Sensibility

3.3　Types of Language Materials

3.3.1　Macro Ironic Speech Acts

3.3.2　Micro Ironic Speech Acts

CHAPTER FOUR A USE OF AUSTIN'S AND SEARLE'S SAT

4.1　Three Forms ofInfelicities in Illocutionary Act in Austin's SAT

4.2　Irony and Infelicities in Sense and Sensibility

4.2.1　Void

4.2.2　Breaches

4.2.3　Insincerities

4.3　Irony and Perlocutionary Effect

4.4　Macro Ironic Speech Acts Based on Searle's SAT

4.4.1　Macro Literal Irony

4.4.2　Macro StructuralIrony

4.5　Micro Ironic Speech Acts Based on Searle's SAT

4.5.1　Assertive Irony

4.5.2　Directive Irony

4.5.3　Commissive Irony

4.5.4　Expressive Irony

CHAPTER FIVE CONCLUSION

5.1　Major Findings

5.2　Limitations and Further Study

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