Discourse Studies in Cognitive Linguistics

• Introduction | p. 1
• Part I. Reference in Discourse
• Embodied in a Constructed World: Narrative processing, knowledge representation, and indirect anaphora
  Catherine Emmott | p. 5
• Reference and Working Memory: Cognitive inferences from discourse observations
  Andrej A. Kibrik | p. 29
• Roles, Frames and Definiteness
  Richard Epstein | p. 53
• The Selection of Definite Expressions in Spanish
  Maquela Brizuela | p. 75
• Part II. Information Structuring in Discourse
• Theme, Comment, and Newness as Figures in Information Structuring
  Jan-Ola Östman and Tuija Virtanen | p. 91
• Cognitive Effects of Shell Nouns
  Hans-Jörg Schmid | p. 111
• Part III. Discourse Markers
• Prosodic Markers of Text Structure
  Leo Noordman, Ingrid Huntjens-Dassen, Marc Swerts and Jacques M.B. Terken | p. 133
• Accent and Modal Particles
  Els Elffers-van Ketel | p. 149
• How Dutch Final Particles Constrain the Construal of Utterances: Experiment and etymology
  Robert S. Kirsner and Vincent J. van Heuven | p. 165
• Index | p. 185

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