The pragmatic dimension and the Theory of Mind
Abstract
This article claims to explain his content, framing it in a more wide area of investigation: «The multioperability of the subjects in going from the language till the speech», about which we have worked (Escavy 2008) and to a great extent it has propitiated the present paper, which we will try to justify inside the theoretical frame in which it registers. We understand that the pragmatic dimension of the language is in excess complex to approach it as if about the only space it was treating itself, for what we try, after the consideration of this subdivided in phases, to put it in connection with the theory of the modularity and that of mind-reading. In this case we have looked for the theoretical precedents suitably in the theories of the perception and the modular theories. Methodologically our labor is fundamentally theoretical and speculative, though in some case we have helped ourselves with empirical experiments that have served to reinforce certain assumptions.Downloads
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