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Verschueren, Jef. 1999. Pragmatics in 1998. Selected Papers from the 6th International Pragmatics Conference., Vol. 2. International Pragmatics Association. x + 619 pp.
Publication type
Book – monograph
Publication language
English
ISBN
90-801148-3-9

Articles in this volume

Auchlin, Antoine. Les dimensions de l'analyse pragmatique du discours dans une approche expérimentielle et systémique de la compétence discursive. [The dimensions of the pragmatic discourse analysis in an experimental and systemic approach of the discursive competence.] 1–22
Baltaxe, Christiane A.M. and Nora D'Angiola. Social communication behaviours in tuberous sclerosis and autism. 23–32
Bernicot, Josie and Mireille Roux. The pragmatic aspects of language of only children and second born children: Analysis of conversations between French-speaking mothers and children. 33–44
Bertrand, Roxane and Robert Espesser. Prosodie et discours rapporté: La mise en scène des voix. [Reported prosody and dicourse: the staging of voices.] 45–56
Bertuccelli Papi, Marcella. Implicitness to whom? 57–72
Chan, Angela. On overlapping in Cantonese conversation. 73–92
Closs Traugott, Angela. The role of pragmatics in semantic change. 93–102
Colas, Annie and Monique Vion. Ajustement au destinataire en tache de communication référentielle: La régulation visuelle. 103–116
Ducrot, Oswald. Argumentation et inférence. [Argumentation and deducation.] 117–129
Edwards, Derek. Shared knowledge as a performative and rhetorical category. 130–141
Franken, Nathalie. The status of the principle of relevance in relevance theory. 142–158
Fujii, Seiko. What can 'things' ('mono') do for propositional attitudes in Japanese discourse? 159–171
García Negroni, María Marta. Réinterprétation et connecteurs: Le cas des connecteurs enchérissants et des connecteurs reformulatifs. [Reinterpreation and connectors: the case of connectors and reformulative connectors.] 172–180
Grossen, Michèle and Denis Apothéloz. Positions and position markers in conversational episodes containg sensitive topics. 181–188
Guidetti, Michèle. Agreement and refusal messages in young French children: A pragmatic study. 189–197
Hammer, Francoise and Daniela Veronesi. Between formality and originality: Answering machine outgoing messages in comparison. 198–224
Hasegawa, Yoko. Tense-aspect controversy revisited: The -ta and -ru forms in Japanese. 225–240
Hauwe, Jo van den and Boris Mets. Teacher's interactional orientation to pupil's replies. 241–260
Holt, Elizabeth. Reported speech and recipients' reaction to interaction. 261–275
Jaszczolt, Katarina M. The semantics-pragmatics interface: Evidence from definite descriptions. 276–289
Jayez, Jacques and Corinne Rossari. Du coup: Un connecteur situationel. [ : A situational connector.] 290–298
Kecskés, István. Situation-bound utterances from an interlanguage perspective. 299–309
Kempen, Masja, Elma Blom, Steven Gillis and Frank Wijnen. Do Dutch children learn root infinitives from their mother? 310–320
Kurhila, Salla. Does nativeness legitimize correcting? 321–330
Lefebvre, Anna. Regard et mise en mots. 331–336
Léglise, Isabelle. Le problème de l'adresse en situation d'interaction plurilocuteurs dans les avions de la patrouille maritime. [The problem of adressing in the situation of multiple speakers in the planes of the sea patrol.] 337–348
Leisio, Larisa. Code-switching in reported speech. 349–362
Lewis, Diana M. From modal adverbial to discourse connective: Some rhetorical effects in present-day English. 363–375
Messaoud, Samy Ben. Balthazar Gibert (1662-1741) prècurseur de la pragmatique. [Balthazar Gilbert (1662-1741) precursor of pragmatics.] 376–382
Michaux, Christine. Est-il justifié de placer les topi dans la langue? [Is it justified to place topoi in the language?] 383–395
Mondada, Lorenza and Francoise Zay. Parenthèses et processus de configuration thématique: Vers une redéfinition de la note de topic. [Parenthesis and process of thematical configuration: Towards a redefinition of the notion topic.] 396–411
Németh T., Eniko and Károly Bibok. Implicit arguments in Hungarian. 412–426
Pekarek, Simona. Linguistic forms and social interaction: Why do we specify referents more than is necessary for their identification? 427–447
Perrin, Laurent. La fonction des reprises diaphoniques locales dans le dialogue. [The function of local diaphonic in the dialogue.] 448–461
Roulet, Eddy. Étude des interrelations entre différents plans d´organisation d´un dialogue cinématographique. [Study of interrelations between different organisational plans of a film dialogue.] 462–475
Rundquist, Suellen. Indirectness and social reality: The interaction of power with status, age, and gender. 476–489
Salager-Meyer, Francoise. Professional conflict in 19th and 20th century academic writing. 490–504
Salazar Orvig, Anne. Interprétations et jeux de places dans la dynamique dialogique d'entretiens cliniques. 505–517
Sato, Shie and Shigeko Okamoto. Reexamination of Japanese 'cooperative' communication style. 518–527
Sifianou, Maria. Opening telephone interactions in Greek. 528–535
Sumner, Meghan. Are you there? : Self-interruption and the restructuring of conversation. 536–546
Takahara, Paul O. Pragmatic functions of discourse markers in English and Japanese. 547–576
Vion, Robert. De l'instabilité des positionnement énonciatifs dans le discours. [On the instability of explanatory positioning in the discourse.] 577–589
Visconti, Jacqueline. Conditional connectives at the semantics-pragmatics interface: A comparative perspective. 590–605
Yoshimi, Dina Rudolph. The language of interdependence in Japanese vertical relationships. 606–619