目录 Foreword (1) Chapter One Introduction (7) 1.1Research background (8) 1.2Objectives of the study (14) 1.3Significance of the study (17) 1.4Organization of the book (22) Chapter Two Theoretical Developments of Pragmatic Competence in FL/EFL Teaching (24) 2.1The study of pragmatic competence in second or foreign language learning (26) 2.1.1Pragmatic competence: A new and old topic (27) 2.1.2Establishment of interlanguage pragmatics: the central concern of pragmatic competence (30) 2.1.3Pragmatic competence: the crux of second or foreign language learning (37) 2.2The issue of pragmatic competence in second or foreign language teaching (40) 2.2.1Insufficient interpretation of communicative competence in FL/EFL teaching (40) 2.2.2Inadequacies of studying pragmatic competence in interlanguage pragmatics (44) 2.3The distinction between SL/ESL and FL/EFL in light of pragmatic competence (47) 2.3.1The necessity for drawing a distinction between SL/ESL and FL/EFL (48) 2.3.2Distinguishing SL/ESL from FL/EFL: A paradox in applied linguistics abroad (51) 2.3.3Observing distinctions between SL/ESL and FL/EFL in China (61) 2.3.4Pragmatic competence highlighting the distinction (66) 2.4Pragmatic competence: A serious challenge to current FL/EFL teaching (75) 2.4.1A discussion on the differences of the instructional objective (75) 2.4.2Context and pragmatic acquisition in FL/EFL teaching (79) 2.4.3Pragmatic competence as the key point in FL/EFL teaching (86) 2.5Summary (90) Chapter Three The Need for Reconsidering the Construct of Pragmatic Competence (92) 3.1The concept of pragmatic competence in the development of language competence (93) 3.1.1Evolution of language competence (93) 3.1.2Emergence of pragmatic competence in the advent of communicative competence (97) 3.2Pragmatic competence: the source of controversies about communicative competence (103) 3.2.1The terminology used for language competence (105) 3.2.2Various models of communicative competence (107) 3.2.3Recent interpretations of second language proficiency (114) 3.3Features reflected in various models and interpretations of communicative competence (133) 3.3.1New perspectives (134) 3.3.2Multi-dimensional views (140) 3.3.3A complement to pragmatic components between traditional models and recent interpretations of L2 language competence (147) 3.4Reconsidering the construct of pragmatic competence (149) 3.4.1A comprehensive construct of pragmatic competence (150) 3.4.2Reconsidering the construct of pragmatic competence: A cognitive approach (153) Chapter Four Rationales Underlying a Cognitive Approach to the Construct of Pragmatic Competence (157) 4.1Pragmatic theories applied to the current construct of pragmatic competence (158) 4.1.1Theoretical grounds for the concept of communicative competence (158) 4.1.2Pragmatic theories applied to the study of second language pragmatics (162) 4.1.3Analysis of pragmatic theories used in the construct of pragmatic competence (164) 4.2A cognitive linguistics approach to the study of pragmatics (167) 4.2.1The connection between pragmatics and cognitive linguistics (168) 4.2.2The study of pragmatics from the perspective of cognitive linguistics: An introduction to Kecskes-s socio-cognitive approach to pragmatics (173) 4.3The theoretical significance of SCA for the theme of this research (180) 4.3.1The cognitive view of context conceptualization in pragmatics (181) 4.3.2The model of the meaning value of words (188) 4.3.3Conceptual knowledge: the key point in developing L2 pragmatic competence (195) 4.4Theoretical explanation for the extended construct of pragmatic competence (207) 4.4.1Contextualized competence (208) 4.4.2Intercultural competence (212) 4.4.3Metaphorical competence (219) 4.5Summary (225) Chapter Five The Experiment (227) 5.1Research questions of the experimental test (227) 5.2Research methodology (231) 5.2.1Subjects (231) 5.2.2Methods and test design (233) 5.2.3Procedures (238) 5.2.4Results (238) 5.3Discussion (245) 5.3.1Validation of the cognitive approach (245) 5.3.2Issues of pragmatic acquisition and development (246) 5.3.3Explanatory power of the cognitive approach (248) 5.4Summary (253) Chapter Six Conclusion (255) 6.1General summary (255) 6.2Implications for foreign language education (257) 6.2.1Re-addressing the implications in specifying the goal of FL/EFL teaching (257) 6.2.2Pragmatic competence as the theoretical ground for content-based instruction (259) 6.2.3The use of translation in improving L2 pragmatic competence (261) 6.2.4An implication for vocabulary acquisition in EFL teaching (263) 6.3Limitations and directions for future studies (264) Bibliography (267) Appendices (288)
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