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Introduction
Chapter One Relevance
1.1 The Definition of Relevance
1.2 Degrees of Relevance: Effect and Effort
1.3 The Principle of Relevance
1.4 Context and Relevance
1.5 The Ostensive-inferemial Model of Communication
Chapter Two Context and Cognitive Context
2.1 Previous Researches on Context
2.1.1 Previous Researches on Traditional Context
2.1.2 Previous Researches on Cognitive Context
2.2 Cognitive Context
2.2.1 The Notion of Cognitive Context
2.2.2 The Elements of Cognitive Context
2.2.3 The Features of Cognitive Context
Chapter Three Roles of Cognitive Context in Successful Verbal Communication
3.1 Successful Verbal Communication
3.2 Roles of the Speaker's Cognitive context
3.2.1 Guiding the Appropriateness of Presentation
3.2.2 Enhancement of Ostension
3.2.3 Enlargement of Contextual Effects
3.3 Roles of the Hearer's Cognitive Context
3.3.1 Strengthening the Effectiveness of Interpretation
3.3.2 Enhancement of Inference
3.3.3 Enlargement of Contextual Effects
Chapter Four Implications for Teaching English Speaking
4.1 Selection and Construction of Cognitive Context in Teaching English Speaking
4.2 Stress on Cultural Background Entry in Teaching English Speaking
4.3 Creation of Authenticity in Teaching English Speaking
Conclusion
Bibliography
Appendix 作者在读期间发表的学术论文
Acknowledgements