nam a22 c 4500 pbns.356/610031299 nljbp 260731054749.4 cr ||||||||||| 260730s2026 ne |||||||||||||||||eng|d 2026030149 9789027243577 (e-Book) nljbp eng nljbp nljbp CFG bicssc LAN009030 bisacsh Patterns of Context Modelling cultural and contextual influence in utterance interpretation Edited by Elke Diedrichsen and Frank Liedtke Amsterdam ; Philadelphia : John Benjamins Publishing Company, 2026 ©2026 308 pages vi, 302 pp. text txt rdacontent computer c rdamedia online resource cr rdacarrier Pragmatics & Beyond New Series 0922-842X 356 Includes bibliographical references and index. Introduction / Elke Diedrichsen and Frank Liedtke -- Conversational contributions in discourse / Anita Fetzer -- Integrating shared and individual realities in communication / Elke Diedrichsen -- The cooperative principle and goal schemas / Marco Mazzone -- Choosing words and using templates / Frank Liedtke -- The role of the situation in utterance interpretation / Brian Nolan -- Inferences from, and about, context in a joint inference model of utterance interpretation / Chris Cummins -- Cognitive schemas, pragmatic enrichment and the contextualism versus minimalism debate / Alison Hall -- Pragmatic patterns / Joschka Briese and Ulf Harendarski -- Instagram posts as contextualising stance patterns / Marie-Luis Merten -- The same message in two different situations? / Irmtraud Behr -- Unpopular opinion and kleiner reminder / Aleksandra Uttenweiler Human language in its performances is not to be considered without taking into account the environment in which it takes place, i.e. its physical, social, or cultural setting. A description of the regularity or pattern driven character of this relationship is, however, still a desideratum for modern pragmatics. The contributions of the book in hand set out to show how such a conception may be achieved. In so doing they enhance the pragmatic agenda by regarding the context-based nature of utterances from a variety of perspectives, in which the identification of pairs of utterance type and utterance situation as well as the interactive build-up of shared scenarios for interpretation are viewed as part of the linguistic and cultural competence of the speaker / hearer. The approaches united in this volume have in common that they all model the complex, dynamic relationship between the utterance, the context and common ground using patterns, templates or schemas as core notions. It is assumed that such dynamic, scalable models are fundamental units of human interaction, and they are described in terms of forming relatively stable entities. The emergence, usage and scope of these complex entities is elaborated in a variety of theoretical and analytical approaches, including corpus studies on modern day communication and online communication. Provided by publisher. Discourse studies Pragmatics Diedrichsen, Elke editor Liedtke, Frank editor Hardbound version: Amsterdam ; Philadelphia : John Benjamins Publishing Company, 9789027237637 DOI https://doi.org/10.1075/pbns.356 JB e-Platform https://www.jbe-platform.com/content/books/9789027243577