Mental Spaces in Discourse and Interaction

Name: Mental Spaces in Discourse and Interaction
Brand: John Benjamins Publishing Company
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Todd Oakley Anders Hougaard(Herausgeber*in)

John Benjamins Publishing Company

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Erschienen am 6. März 2008

VI, 262 Seiten

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Mental Spaces in Discourse and Interaction
Editorial page
Title page
LCC data
Table of contents
Mental spaces and discourse analysis
Introducing mental spaces and blending: Achilles sees a tortoise
What is a mental space?
Mental spaces and discourse studies
Embodied cognition is not cognitivism and CA is not behaviorism
Overview of the volume
Acknowledgements
References
Connecting the dots
Introduction
Mental spaces and integration networks
To connect the dots
Screaming dots
Conclusion
References
Appendix
The text and the story
Story versus text: The role of narrative sequence
Narrative anchors, emergent cross-mappings, and cross-input projection
Levels of mental-space embeddings in the narrative
Viewpoint compression and blending
Conclusion
References
Fictive interaction blends in everyday life and courtroom settings1
Introduction
Courtroom interaction
Many communicative events as one
The inferable as speaking
The final decision as a moralistic address
Fictive interaction as a fundamental cognitive process
Conclusions
References
A semiotic approach to fictive interaction as a representational strategy in communicative meaning construction
Introduction
Semantics and pragmatics
`Fictive verbal interaction'
Metonymic fictive interaction
Contrastive co-temporality blends
Virtual being blends
Contrast blends
Analogy blends
Concluding remarks
References
Designing clinical experiences with words
Introduction
The genre-layer: Intuition and factor analysis
The artifact-layer: Mental space analysis of six clinical texts
The grammar layer: How to build mental spaces with words and phrases
Conclusion
References
Compression in interaction
0. Introduction
1. Data & method
2. Packing up turns at talk
3. Turn packing utterances as a type of conceptual compression
4. Some concluding remarks
References
Appendix: Transcript glossary
Guided conceptualization
Introduction
Three key ideas
Analyses of instructional discourse
Discussion
Conclusion
Acknowledgements
References
Appendix
Transcript 1
Transcript 2
Looking at analyses of mental spaces and blending / Looking at and experiencing discourse in interaction
Whose blend is it that we are looking at on paper?
Seeing speakers setting up their mental spaces and blends
Feeling mental spaces
Conclusions
References
``Mental spaces'' and ``blending'' in discourse and interaction
References
Reflections on blends and discourse
References
Author index
Subject index
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