Class: Assertion

Assertives are statements of the world, believed by the sender with the intent that the receiver also believes the fact after the utterance of the assertive. The assertion conveys knowledge the sender A believes to the receiver B. Success is achieved if the receiver B believes the same as A after the performance of the assertion.
intent direction of fit psychological state
assertive words-to-things believe

Examples: A informs B of XY’s current stock price.
A describes B the route from Vienna to Paris.

•owl:Thing
        •CommunicativeAct
                •Assertion

Super Classes

CommunicativeAct

Disjoint Classes

Commissive, Declarative, Directive, Expression

Abstract Syntax

Class(Assertion partial CommunicativeAct)

DisjointClasses(Assertion Commissive
                          Declarative
                          Directive
                          Expression)

Usage

Class Description/Definition (Necessary Conditions)

Agreement, Confirmation, Disagreement, Informing, Prediction, Suggesting
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