Formalization of pragmatics

This paper explores the formalization of pragmatics within linguistic expressions, introducing a comprehensive framework for analyzing and representing pragmatic dimensions, such as intention, tonality, and social roles. By integrating these dimensions into logical formalizations, we propose a set of operations and rules that allow for dynamic transformations, resolution of conflicts, and analysis of compatibility between pragmatic coordinates. The study further introduces logical relationships and dynamic interactions in evaluating the coherence of pragmatic elements in discourse. The findings open new avenues for applying formalized pragmatics in computational linguistics, dialogue systems, and semantic theory.