Discourse Studies in Cognitive Linguistics

Name: Discourse Studies in Cognitive Linguistics | Selected papers from the 5th International Cognitive Linguistics Conference, Amsterdam, July 1997
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Selected papers from the 5th International Cognitive Linguistics Conference, Amsterdam, July 1997

Karen Van Hoek Andrej A. Kibrik Leo Noordman(Herausgeber*in)

John Benjamins Publishing Company

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Erschienen am 15. Juni 1999

VI, 187 Seiten

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Discourse studies in Cognitive Linguistics
Editorial page
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CONTENTS
INTRODUCTION
References
EMBODIED IN A CONSTRUCTED WORLD
1. Introduction
2. Using General Knowledge: 'Associative Anaphora' and 'Evoked' Entities
3. Narrative Worlds: Constructing and Utilising Text-Specific Knowledge
4. Narrative Contexts: 'Episodic' Links between Participants
5. Embodied Characters in Mentally Constructed Contexts
6. In and Out of Context: Different Types of Narrative Processing
7. Conclusion
Acknowledgements
References
REFERENCE AND WORKING MEMORY
1. Preliminaries: Linguistics and cognitive science
2. Working memory
3. Referential choice in discourse: A cognitive calculative approach
4. An application to English data: the Margaret study
5. Capacity
6. Control
7. Forgetting
8. Conclusions
Appendix
References
ROLES, FRAMES AND DEFINITENESS
1. Introduction
2. Roles
3. Other Functions of the Definite Article
4. Accessibility
5. Conclusion
References
THE SELECTION OF DEFINITE EXPRESSIONS IN SPANISH
1. Introduction
2. The Definition of Definiteness
3. The Use of Definite Expressions
4. Determining Relative Prominence
5. Conclusion
References
THEME, COMMENT, AND NEWNESS AS FIGURES IN INFORMATION STRUCTURING
1. Introduction
2. Overview of Major Points
3. Theme
4. Comment
5. Newness
6. Narrative
7. Conclusions
References
COGNITIVE EFFECTS OF SHELL NOUNS
1. Introduction
2. What are shell nouns?
3. Cognitive effects of shell nouns
4. Conclusion
References
PROSODIC MARKERS OF TEXT STRUCTURE
1. Introduction
2. Theoretical Background
3. Experimental method
4. Results
5. Discussion and conclusions
References
ACCENT AND MODAL PARTICLES
1. Introduction
2. A first exploration of the facts: modal particles resist accentuation
3. Presuppositions
4. Two accent theories
5. Complications
6. Modal particles as semi-clitical elements: an additional explanatory factor
7. Conclusion
References
HOW DUTCH FINAL PARTICLES CONSTRAIN THE CONSTRUAL OF UTTERANCES
1. The problem of final particles in Modern Dutch
2. A semantic analysis of the particles
3. The experimental task
4. Predictions
5. Results
6. The effect of the carrier sentence
7. From etymology to pragmatics?
8. Conclusions
References
INDEX
The series CURRENT ISSUES IN LINGUISTIC THEORY

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