Handbook of pragmatics.

Handbook of pragmatics. 23rd annual installment

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Bibliographic Details
Other Authors: Östman, Jan-Ola, Verschueren, Jef
Format: eBook
Language:English
Published: Amsterdam ; Philadelphia John Benjamins Publishing Company, [2020]
Edition:23rd annual installment.
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Pragmatics > Handbooks, manuals, etc.
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Table of Contents:
  • Intro
  • Handbook of Pragmatics. 23rd Annual Installment
  • Editorial page
  • Title page
  • Copright page
  • Table of contents
  • Editors' note
  • Acknowledgments
  • User's guide
  • Introduction
  • The handbook format
  • About the cumulative index
  • Methods
  • Methods in language-attitudes research
  • 1.The contested interest of 'language attitudes'
  • 2.Language-attitudes as an object of study
  • 2.1Attitudes: Mentalist vs. discursive approaches
  • 2.2Attitudes: Explicit vs. implicit
  • 2.3Language: Which aspects of language can be attitudinal objects?
  • 2.4Language: Which aspects of language to focus on as attitudinal objects?
  • 3.The three methodological approaches of traditional language-attitudes research
  • 4.Analysis of societal treatment
  • 5.Direct methods
  • 5.1Interviewing
  • 5.1.1Structured interviews
  • 5.1.2Unstructured interviews
  • 5.1.3Semi-structured interviews
  • 5.1.4The issue of explicitness/implicitness in discourse data
  • 5.2Recognition and evaluation tasks
  • 5.2.1Mental maps
  • 5.2.2Ranking tasks
  • 5.2.3Self-reports
  • 6.Indirect methods: Speaker evaluation experiments
  • 6.1SEE at the level of variants
  • 6.2SEE at the level of varieties
  • 6.2.1The matched guise technique (MGT) and the verbal guise technique (VGT)
  • 6.2.2The issue of explicitness/implicitness in experimental use of the MGT and VGT
  • 6.2.3SEE in natural, everyday contexts
  • 7.Concluding remarks
  • References
  • Traditions
  • Membership categorisation analysis
  • 1.Introduction
  • 2.Historical note
  • 3.Analytical tools
  • 4.Analysing categorisation work
  • 4.1Categorisation and identity
  • 4.2Categorisation and the media
  • 4.3Categorisation as a moral matter
  • 5.Suggestions for future research
  • References
  • Handbook A-Z
  • Argument structure
  • 1.Introduction
  • 2.Conventional pragmatics
  • 3.Topicality and givenness
  • 4.Focus domain and backgrounded phrases
  • 5.Unexpressed arguments
  • 6.Ellipsis constructions
  • 7.Social context
  • 8.Information structure and the double object construction
  • 9.Variation across dialects
  • 10.Conclusion
  • References
  • Caste and language
  • 1.Caste in colonial and postcolonial India
  • 1.1Race and caste
  • 1.2Census and caste
  • 1.2.1The census in contemporary India
  • 1.2.2The colonial census of India
  • 1.3The 'People of India' project
  • 1.4Literary expressions
  • 1.5Lexicology
  • 2.Caste in contemporary India
  • 2.1The cognitive paradox of 'untouchability'
  • 2.2Stigmatized bodies
  • 2.3The fiction of caste
  • 2.4Gender and caste
  • References
  • Embodied interaction
  • 1.Introduction
  • 2.Turn construction
  • 3.Turn-taking
  • 4.Embodied sequential actions
  • 5.Multimodal formations
  • 6.Multisensoriality
  • 7.Conclusion
  • References
  • Hegemony
  • 1.Introduction
  • 2.Hegemony from Ancient Greece to Gramsci
  • 3.The sociolinguistic and political sources of Gramsci's concept of egemonia

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