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Freedle, Roy O., ed. 1979. New directions in discourse processing. Ablex Publishing Company. xv + 336 pp.
Publication type
Book – edited volume
Publication language
English
Keywords
discourse, processing of

Articles in this volume

Adams, Marilyn Jager and Allan Collins. A schema-theoretic view of reading. 1–22
Warren, William H., David W. Nicholas and Tom Trabasso. Event chains and inferences in understanding narratives. 23–52
Stein, Nancy L. and Christine G. Glenn. An analysis of story comprehension in elementary school children. 53–120
Freedle, Roy O. and Gordon Hale. Acquisition of new comprehension schemata for expository prose by transfer of a narrative schema. 121–135
Tannen, Deborah F. What's in a frame? Surface evidence for underlying expectations. 137–181
Nix, Don and Marian Schwarz. Toward a phenomenology of reading comprehension. 183–196
Freedle, Roy O. and Richard P. Duran. Sociolinguistic approaches to dialogue with suggested applications to cognitive science. 197–206
Ochs, Elinor. Social foundations of language. 207–221
Scribner, Sylvia. Modes of thinking and ways of speaking: Culture and logic reconsidered. 223–243
Keller-Cohen, Deborah. Repetition in the non-acquisition of discourse: Its relation to text unification and conversational structure. 245–271
Cherry, Louise J. The role of adults' requests for clarification in the language development of children. 273–286
Clements, P. The effects of staging on recall from prose. 287–330

Reviewed by

MacWhinney, Brian. 1980. Review of $New directions in discourse processing.
Springorum, T.A.F. 1981. Review of $New directions in discourse processing.