The grammar of discourse:
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Autor: Longacre, Robert E
Jahr: 1996
Contents Introduction ..................................................... 1 Chapter 1 Monologue Discourse: Typology and Salience ....................... 7 1. Discourse Typology in Notional and Surface Structure................. 8 1.1. Notional Etic Types ......................................... 8 1.2. Feature of Emic Surface Structure Types ....................... 11 1.3. Skewing of Notional and Surface Discourse Features ............. 13 1.4. Embedding Relations Among Surface Structure Types ............ 16 1.5. Systems of Discourse Types in Particular Languages.............. 16 2. Mainline versus Supportive Material .............................. 21 2.1. The Basic Concepts ........................................ 21 2.2. A Salience Scheme for English Narrative....................... 23 2.3. An Etic Salience Scheme for Narrative Discourse ................ 27 3. The Composer ................................................ 29 Chapter 2 Monologue Discourse: Plot and Peak .............................. 33 1. Plot as Notional Structure ....................................... 33 2. Correlation of Notional and Surface Features ....................... 35 3. Marking of Surface Structure Peaks ............................... 38 3.1. Rhetorical Underlining ...................................... 39 3.2. Concentration of Participants ................................. 40 3.3. Heightened Vividness ....................................... 40 3.4. Change of Pace............................................ 43 3.5. Change of Vantage Point and/or Orientation .................... 45 3.6. Incidence of Particles and Onomatopoeia....................... 47 4. Similar Structures.............................................. 48 XI
CONTENTS xii Chapter 3 Combinations of Predications ..................................... 51 1. Conjoining ................................................... 54 1.1. Coupling ................................................. 54 1.2. Contrast .................................................. 55 1.3. Comparison ............................................... 59 2. Alternation ................................................... 61 2.1. Alternation with Only Two Possible Alternatives................. 61 2.2. Alternation with More Than Two Alternatives ................... 62 3. Temporal..................................................... 63 3.1. Overlap .................................................. 63 3.2. Succession................................................ 65 4. Implication ................................................... 67 4.1. Conditionality ............................................. 67 4.2. Causation................................................. 71 4.3. Contrafactuality............................................
74 4.4. Warning.................................................. 76 5. Paraphrase.................................................... 76 5.1. Equivalence Paraphrase ..................................... 77 5.2. Negated Antonym Paraphrase and Similar Structures ............. 78 5.3. Generic-Specific Paraphrase.................................. 80 5.4. Amplification Paraphrase ..................... 80 5.5. Specific-Generic Paraphrase.................................. 81 5.6. Contraction Paraphrase...................................... 81 5.7. Summary Paraphrase ....................................... 81 6. Illustration.................................................... 82 6.1. Simile ................................................... 83 6.2. Exemplification............................................ 83 7. Deixis ....................................................... 84 7.1. Introduction............................................... 84 7.2. Identification ..............................................
85 7.3. Some Further Varieties of Deixis.............................. 85 8. Attribution ................................................... 86 8.1. Speech Attribution ......................................... 86 8.2. Awareness Attribution....................................... 89 9. Frustration.................................................... 90 9.1. Frustrated Coupling ........................................ 91 9.2. Frustrated Succession ....................................... 91 9.3. Frustrated Overlap ......................................... 92 9.4. Frustrated Hypothesis ....................................... 93 9.5. Frustrated Contingency...................................... 93 9.6. Frustrated Efficient Cause ................................... 94
CONTENTS 9.7. Frustrated Final Cause ...................................... 94 9.8. Frustrated Attribution ....................................... 94 9.9. Frustrated Modality......................................... 95 9.10. Some Restrictions ......................................... 97 10. Definition of Symbols ......................................... 97 Chapter 4 Intersentential Relations: Etic Paragraph Types ..................... 101 1. Conjoining .................................................. 103 1.1. Coupling: Coordinate Paragraphs............................. 103 1.2. Contrast: Contrast Paragraphs ............................... 104 2. Alternation: Alternative Paragraphs .............................. 105 3. Temporal.................................................... 106 3.1. Temporal Overlap: Simultaneous paragraphs ................... 106 3.2. Temporal Succession: Sequence paragraphs .................... 107 4. Implication: Various Sorts of Paragraph Types......................
108 4.1. Conditionality ............................................ 108 4.2. Causation................................................ 109 4.3. Warning.......... Ill 4.4. Inference Paragraphs....................................... 112 5. Paraphrase: Various Paragraph Types ............................. 113 6. Illustration: Simile and Exemplification Paragraphs ................. 114 7. Deixis: Identification and Comment Paragraphs .................... 115 8. Attribution: Quotation and Awareness Paragraphs................... 116 9. Frustration: Frustration Paragraphs ............................... 117 10. Introductory and Terminal Elements: The Simple Paragraph ......... 119 11. Multiple Recursive Embedding within the Paragraph ............... 119 Chapter 5 Repartee: Dialogue Paragraphs .................................. 123 1. Simple Repartee.............................................. 127 2. Complex Repartee ............................................ 129 3. Abeyance Repartee............................................
131 4. Compound Repartee........................................... 133 5. Nonverbal Resolution and Further Paragraph Types ................. 135 6. The Number of Speakers in a Dialogue ........................... 138 7. Out-of-Phase Relations Between Notional and Surface Structures ........................................ 140 8. Repartee as a Game ........................................... 148
CONTENTS xiv 9. Dialogue and Dominance Relations .............................. 150 10. Summary................................................... 150 Chapter 6 Cases or Roles ................................................ 153 1. Experiencer (E) .............................................. 156 2. Patient (P)................................................... 157 3. Agent (A) ................................................... 157 4. Range (R) ................................................... 158 5. Measure (M)................................................. 159 6. Instrument (I) ................................................ 159 7. Locative (L) ................................................. 161 8. Source (S)................................................... 161 9. Goal (G) .................................................... 162 10. Path (Path) ................................................. 163 11. Peripheral Cases............................................. 164 12. Cases
Posited by Hale and the Pikes ............................ 165 Chapter 7 Case Frames .................................................. 167 1. A Scheme of Case Frames ..................................... 170 1.1. Ambient Case Frames (Row A).............................. 173 1.2. Ambient Experiential Case Frames (Row A ) .................. 175 1.3. Experiential Case Frames (Row B) ........................... 176 1.4. Factual Knowledge Case Frames (Row C) ..................... 180 1.5. Case Frames of Desire/Cognition (Row D) .................... 182 1.6. Case Frames of Sensation, etc. (Row D )...................... 184 1.7. Physical Case Frames (Row E) .............................. 187 1.8. Case Frames of Measure (Row F)............................ 191 1.9. Locative Case Frames (Row G).............................. 194 1.10. Case Frames of Motion, Propulsion, Locomotion (Row G’)............................................... 198 1.11. Case Frames Referring to Property (Rows H and H )...........
202 2. Further Systematic Concerns.................................... 208 2.1. Reflexives ............................................... 208 2.2. Causatives ............................................... 211 2.3. Existentials and Equatives .................................. 214 3. Relevance of Case Frames to Discourse........................... 215 3.1. Generatively ............................................. 215 3.2. Analytically.............................................. 217
CONTENTS xv Chapter 8 Surface Structure of Clauses ..................................... 219 1. Systems of Clause Structure .................................... 219 1.1. Trique .............. 219 1.2. Zoque (Ostuacan) ......................................... 224 1.3. Totonac ................................................. 225 1.4. English.................................................. 229 1.5. Summary Comment ....................................... 236 2. Ergative-Absolutive versus Nominative-Accusative Clause Structures ............................................. 237 2.1. Early Studies............................................. 237 2.2. Contemporary Studies...................................... 238 2.3. Kibrik’s Critique.......................................... 240 2.4. Split Ergativity ........................................... 243 3. Passive, Antipassive, and Agency Hierarchy ....................... 243 3.1. Passives ................................................. 243
3.2. The Antipassive .......................................... 247 3.3. Agency Hierarchy......................................... 250 4. Clause Extensions ............................................ 253 5. Orderings of Clause-Level Constituents ........................... 256 5.1. Surface-Level Ordering as Necessarily Linear .................. 256 5.2. Differing Motivations for Constituent Orderings ................ 257 5.3. English as a SVO language ................................. 258 5.4. Characteristics of Verb-Initial Languages ...................... 259 5.5. Verb-final Languages ...................................... 266 Chapter 9 A Framework for Discourse Analysis ............................. 269 1. Hierarchy ................................................... 271 2. Tagmeme and Syntagmerne ..................................... 273 3. The Law of Primary Exponence ........................ 275 4. General Theory of Exponence................................... 276 5. Characteristics
of the Various Levels ............................. 284 6. Variety in Nature ............................................. 289 7. Similarities between Levels..................................... 291 8. Some Alternative Schematizations ............................... 294 9. Notional and Surface Structure in a Hierarchical Framework.......... 296 10. Surface Structure Meaning .................................... 303 11. Notional Structure Form ...................................... 308 12. Mapping of Notional Levels onto Surface Levels .................. 308 13. Tagmeme and Syntagmerne in This Setting ....................... 312
xvi CONTENTS 14. Multiple Perspective.......................................... 313 15. A Trimodal Model ........................................... 315 Appendix: The Notional and Surface Structure of English Clauses..... 319 References.................................................... 337 Index ........................................................ 349
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