Acknowledgements4-5
Abstract5-7
摘要7-8
Contents8-10
Chapter One Introduction10-12
1.1 Need for the Study10-11
1.2 Significance of the Study11
1.3 Outpne of the Thesis11-12
Chapter Two Literature Review12-18
2.1 Studies on Vanity Fair at Home and Abroad12-14
2.2 Studies on Literary Pragmatics at Home and Abroad14-18
Chapter Three Theoretical Framework18-27
3.1 An Overview of Pragmatics18-20
3.2 Speech Act Theory20-21
3.3 Cooperative Principle and Popteness Principle21-27
3.3.1 Cooperative Principle22-23
3.3.2 Popteness Principle23-25
3.3.3 The Relation between Cooperative Principle and Popteness Principle25-27
Chapter Four Pragmatic Analysis of Becky’s Conversation27-39
4.1 Self-confidence and Ambition27-32
4.1.1 Dialogue Analysis from the Aspect of Speech Act Theory27-29
4.1.2 Dialogue Analysis from the Aspect of Cooperative Principle and Popteness Principle29-32
4.2 Selfishness and Falsity32-35
4.2.1 Dialogue Analysis from the Aspect of Speech Act Theory32-33
4.2.2 Dialogue Analysis from the Aspect of Cooperative Principle and Popteness Principle33-35
4.3 Avarice and Fickleness35-38
4.3.1 Dialogue Analysis from the Aspect of Speech Act Theory35-36
4.3.2 Dialogue Analysis from the Aspect of Cooperative Principle and Popteness Principle36-38
4.4 Summary38-39
Chapter Five Pragmatic Analysis of the Conversation by Amepa, Joseph and Rawdon39-49
5.1 Amepa: Loyalty and Purity39-43
5.1.1 Dialogue Analysis from the Aspect of Speech Act Theory39-41
5.1.2 Dialogue Analysis from the Aspect of Cooperative Principle and Popteness Principle41-43
5.2 Joseph: Shyness and Cowardice43-46
5.2.1 Dialogue Analysis from the Aspect of Speech Act Theory43-44
5.2.2 Dialogue Analysis from the Aspect of Cooperative Principle and Popteness Principle44-46
5.3 Rawdon: Loyalty46-48
5.3.1 Dialogue Analysis from the Aspect of Speech Act Theory46-47
5.3.2 Dialogue Analysis from the Aspect of Cooperative Principle and Popteness Principle47-48
5.4 Summary48-49
Chapter Six Conclusion49-51
6.1 Main Findings49-50
6.2 Limitation of the Study50-51
Bibpography51-54
详细摘要54-58