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Though Keck does not use the categories of speech act theory, he argues in effect for the necessity of accounting for the elocutionary and perlocutionary dimensions of Jesus' speech acts, rather than distilling out something solely from the locutionary dimension. In order to grasp the difference, it may be useful to invoke the distinction between locutionary content and illocutionary acts that Quentin Skinner has so successfully applied to the history of political thought. After the prelude on the wounds of Jesus, it records the sermon as free verse rather than as prose, and it includes the locutionary mark-- "ha |
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