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concept:abstract-performativesAbstract Performatives
Internal actions like commitments not necessarily expressed in output, but on whose fulfillment correctness depends.
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- Performativesrelated_to
- Commitment (Abstract Performative)related_toInternal commitment to make a sentence true; correctness requires fulfillment; example of abstract performative not necessarily externally expressed.
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