Discussion
Pragmatic analysis as a methodology
A reply to Gile’s review of Setton (1999)
Robin Setton | Université de Genève
A few years ago I proposed a new ‘cognitive-pragmatic’ approach to understanding simultaneous interpretation (Setton 1999) which has, gratifyingly, been acknowledged in several reviews, including one in these pages (Target 13:1 (2001, 177–183). The editor has kindly let me use it as an opportunity to clear up some misunderstandings, respond to some stimulating challenges, and try to develop some recent ideas on how to operationalise the paradigm.
Article outline
- Presentation of the literature
- Epistemological issues
- ‘Operationalising’ the cognitive-pragmatic analysis
- The importance of pragmatics
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References
Published online: 19 June 2003
https://doi.org/10.1075/target.14.2.08set
https://doi.org/10.1075/target.14.2.08set
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Anderson, Linda
Carston, Robyn
Chafe, Wallace L.
Gerver, David and H. Wallace Sinaiko
Gile, Daniel
Isham, William P.
Lederer, Marianne
Matsui, Tomoko
Moser, Barbara
Sperber, Dan and Deirdre Wilson
Tommola, Jorma and Pekka Niemi
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