Prosody and Embodiment in Interactional Grammar.
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Contributing to the current discussion of how the grammar of spoken language use can be theorized, the present volume focuses on the following questions: Should prosodic and visual resources such as gesture, gaze etc. be considered part of such an interactional grammar? If so, how may these aspects of language use be incorporated? Seeking to complement findings from studies informed with an interactional approach, the volume further asks whether the modeling of an interactional grammar may benefit from instrumental approaches and annotated corpora.
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Bergmann, P., Reber, E., Brenning, J., & Pfeiffer, M. (2012). Prosody and Embodiment in Interactional Grammar. Berlin, De Gruyter.
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Contributing to the current discussion of how the grammar of spoken language use can be theorized, the present volume focuses on the following questions: Should prosodic and visual resources such as gesture, gaze etc. be considered part of such an interactional grammar? If so, how may these aspects of language use be incorporated? Seeking to complement findings from studies informed with an interactional approach, the volume further asks whether the modeling of an interactional grammar may benefit from instrumental approaches and annotated corpora.
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| 505 | 0 | |a Towards an Interactional Grammar; I Prosody; Prosodic formats of relative clauses in spoken German; What prosody reveals about the speaker's cognition: Self-repair in German prepositional phrases; Speakers' orientation to the nucleus accent in syntactic co-constructions; The prosodic design of parentheses in spontaneous speech; Prosody, syntax and action formation: Intonation phrases as>action components<; II Embodiment; Deixis: an integrated interactional multimodal analysis; Withdrawal from turns in overlap and participation. | |
| 505 | 8 | |a The importance of gaze in the constitution of units in Augmentative and Alternative Communication (AAC)Gesture movement profiles in dialogues from a Swedish multimodal database of spontaneous speech; Towards an empirically-based grammar of speech and gestures; Subject Index. | |
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