One-way and two-way conversation as a speech act
Keywords:
discourse, speech act, narrow-interest dialogue, one-way conversation, two-way conversation, Slovene languageAbstract
The article tackles a broad area of linguistic and non-linguistic mutual effect and influence in a narrow, select circle of participants, i.e., the area of speech acts producing a narrow-interest, direct or indirect, one- or two-way dialogue. The focus of the article is the one-way dialogue, called a one-way conversation (Sln. razgovor), and the two-way dialogue, called two-way conversation (Sln. pogovor).
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