Fresh Perspectives on Major Issues in Pragmatics
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Fresh Perspectives on Major Issues in Pragmatics
Kirner-Ludwig, Monika
Taylor & Francis Ltd
08/2022
208
Mole
Inglês
9780367683757
15 a 20 dias
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Table of Contents
List of Figures
List of Tables
List of Contributors
Acknowledgements
List of Abbreviations
Chapter 1.
Introduction: New Waves in Pragmatics
Istvan Kecskes and Monika Kirner-Ludwig
Chapter 2.
Can cats pick up chainsaws? The interaction of context and plausibility
Stanley Alexander Donahoo
Chapter 3.
Scalar Implicature through the lens of Distributional Linguistics
Maxime Codere Corbeil
Chapter 4.
"We have a big crowd": The different referents of the first-person plural in U.S. presidential candidates' talk on entertainment-political interviews
Eean Grimshaw and Menno H. Reijven
Chapter 5.
Whatever can be meant can be echoed: A comparison of since when questions and echo declarative questions
Angelika Kiss
Chapter 6.
The pragmatics of Japanese quotative constructions: a comparative study between Japanese and Japanese heritage language families
Kiyono Fujinaga-Gordon
Chapter 7.
Managing epistemic asymmetry through dialogic resonance in therapy interactions
Rong Lei
Chapter 8.
At-issue or not-at-issue discourse contribution by puisque ('since')? Information structure and discourse structure
Hasmik Jivanyan
Chapter 9.
A Discourse Model for "Undirected Speculation"
Erika Bellingham, Hanno Beck and Richard Hatcher
Chapter 10.
Pragmatic aspects of translation: a contrastive analysis of translation processes illustrated by inductive-empirical eye-tracking, writing process analysis, and a questionnaire
KyeongHwa Lee
List of Figures
List of Tables
List of Contributors
Acknowledgements
List of Abbreviations
Chapter 1.
Introduction: New Waves in Pragmatics
Istvan Kecskes and Monika Kirner-Ludwig
Chapter 2.
Can cats pick up chainsaws? The interaction of context and plausibility
Stanley Alexander Donahoo
Chapter 3.
Scalar Implicature through the lens of Distributional Linguistics
Maxime Codere Corbeil
Chapter 4.
"We have a big crowd": The different referents of the first-person plural in U.S. presidential candidates' talk on entertainment-political interviews
Eean Grimshaw and Menno H. Reijven
Chapter 5.
Whatever can be meant can be echoed: A comparison of since when questions and echo declarative questions
Angelika Kiss
Chapter 6.
The pragmatics of Japanese quotative constructions: a comparative study between Japanese and Japanese heritage language families
Kiyono Fujinaga-Gordon
Chapter 7.
Managing epistemic asymmetry through dialogic resonance in therapy interactions
Rong Lei
Chapter 8.
At-issue or not-at-issue discourse contribution by puisque ('since')? Information structure and discourse structure
Hasmik Jivanyan
Chapter 9.
A Discourse Model for "Undirected Speculation"
Erika Bellingham, Hanno Beck and Richard Hatcher
Chapter 10.
Pragmatic aspects of translation: a contrastive analysis of translation processes illustrated by inductive-empirical eye-tracking, writing process analysis, and a questionnaire
KyeongHwa Lee
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Context Change Potential;Kirner Ludwig;Echoing Utterances;New;Quotative Constructions;Waves;Heritage Language Acquisition;Pragmatics;Epistemic Asymmetry;Linguistics;Main Verb;Japanese quotative constructions;Korean Native Speaker;Pragmatics approaches;Illocutionary Act;Spotlighting;Korean Subjects;Scalar implicature;Relative Clauses;Linguistic disciplines;Epistemic Symmetry;Metalinguistic Negation;SIs;Declarative Questions;Political Team;Late Night Talk Show;Heritage Children;Hop;Bias Context;Japanese Caregivers;Fixation Count;Epistemic Claim;Young Man;Discourse Contribution;Fixation Duration
Table of Contents
List of Figures
List of Tables
List of Contributors
Acknowledgements
List of Abbreviations
Chapter 1.
Introduction: New Waves in Pragmatics
Istvan Kecskes and Monika Kirner-Ludwig
Chapter 2.
Can cats pick up chainsaws? The interaction of context and plausibility
Stanley Alexander Donahoo
Chapter 3.
Scalar Implicature through the lens of Distributional Linguistics
Maxime Codere Corbeil
Chapter 4.
"We have a big crowd": The different referents of the first-person plural in U.S. presidential candidates' talk on entertainment-political interviews
Eean Grimshaw and Menno H. Reijven
Chapter 5.
Whatever can be meant can be echoed: A comparison of since when questions and echo declarative questions
Angelika Kiss
Chapter 6.
The pragmatics of Japanese quotative constructions: a comparative study between Japanese and Japanese heritage language families
Kiyono Fujinaga-Gordon
Chapter 7.
Managing epistemic asymmetry through dialogic resonance in therapy interactions
Rong Lei
Chapter 8.
At-issue or not-at-issue discourse contribution by puisque ('since')? Information structure and discourse structure
Hasmik Jivanyan
Chapter 9.
A Discourse Model for "Undirected Speculation"
Erika Bellingham, Hanno Beck and Richard Hatcher
Chapter 10.
Pragmatic aspects of translation: a contrastive analysis of translation processes illustrated by inductive-empirical eye-tracking, writing process analysis, and a questionnaire
KyeongHwa Lee
List of Figures
List of Tables
List of Contributors
Acknowledgements
List of Abbreviations
Chapter 1.
Introduction: New Waves in Pragmatics
Istvan Kecskes and Monika Kirner-Ludwig
Chapter 2.
Can cats pick up chainsaws? The interaction of context and plausibility
Stanley Alexander Donahoo
Chapter 3.
Scalar Implicature through the lens of Distributional Linguistics
Maxime Codere Corbeil
Chapter 4.
"We have a big crowd": The different referents of the first-person plural in U.S. presidential candidates' talk on entertainment-political interviews
Eean Grimshaw and Menno H. Reijven
Chapter 5.
Whatever can be meant can be echoed: A comparison of since when questions and echo declarative questions
Angelika Kiss
Chapter 6.
The pragmatics of Japanese quotative constructions: a comparative study between Japanese and Japanese heritage language families
Kiyono Fujinaga-Gordon
Chapter 7.
Managing epistemic asymmetry through dialogic resonance in therapy interactions
Rong Lei
Chapter 8.
At-issue or not-at-issue discourse contribution by puisque ('since')? Information structure and discourse structure
Hasmik Jivanyan
Chapter 9.
A Discourse Model for "Undirected Speculation"
Erika Bellingham, Hanno Beck and Richard Hatcher
Chapter 10.
Pragmatic aspects of translation: a contrastive analysis of translation processes illustrated by inductive-empirical eye-tracking, writing process analysis, and a questionnaire
KyeongHwa Lee
Este título pertence ao(s) assunto(s) indicados(s). Para ver outros títulos clique no assunto desejado.
Context Change Potential;Kirner Ludwig;Echoing Utterances;New;Quotative Constructions;Waves;Heritage Language Acquisition;Pragmatics;Epistemic Asymmetry;Linguistics;Main Verb;Japanese quotative constructions;Korean Native Speaker;Pragmatics approaches;Illocutionary Act;Spotlighting;Korean Subjects;Scalar implicature;Relative Clauses;Linguistic disciplines;Epistemic Symmetry;Metalinguistic Negation;SIs;Declarative Questions;Political Team;Late Night Talk Show;Heritage Children;Hop;Bias Context;Japanese Caregivers;Fixation Count;Epistemic Claim;Young Man;Discourse Contribution;Fixation Duration
