Del contexto a la conversación: exploración de la pragmática en el lenguaje

 We’ll lay the foundation for understanding pragmatics by exploring how it differs from syntax and semantics. We’ll discuss patterns of behavior in communication and what has traditionally been studied as part of pragmatics, giving you the tools to understand how meaning is shaped by context, intention, and interaction. 

 We’ll explore how words like "here," "there," "you," and "yesterday" depend on context to make sense. Through person, spatial, and temporal deixis, you’ll learn how language anchors meaning to people, places, and time. This lesson reveals how communication relies on shared perspectives to connect what we say with the world around us. 

 We’ll uncover how we use language to point to things in the world and how listeners infer meaning beyond the words. Topics include referential and attributive uses, the connection between names and referents, the importance of surrounding text (co-text), and how anaphoric reference helps link ideas across sentences. 

 We will explore how language carries hidden assumptions and logical connections. You’ll learn about different types of presuppositions, how they behave in various contexts (the projection problem), and how entailments follow an ordered structure.