Documents as text-linguistic entities

1. Pragmatics
   1. Speech/text act conventions (roles, interaction)
   2. Speech/text act intentions (deontic, epistemic, other functions of language)
   3. Channel/modality
   4. Commitment, sincerity, trust, accuracy, success
2. Semantics
   1. Objects and denotations
   2. Properties and predicates, relations
   3. Propositions, truth functions, truth values
3. Syntax: analogy ID-LP distinction in syntax theory:
   1. ID: Class, part, and dependency relations over document objects
      information structure
   2. LP: Interpretation I: map into general temporal and spatial model for document objects
      document structure
   3. SURFACE: Interpretation II: map into spatio-temporal co-ordinate model -- text, graphics, speech, music, keyboard, mouse, ...
      presentation structure