Constructions of intersubjectivity: discourse, syntax, and cognition
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| adam_text | Contents
Acknowledgments
ix
Figures
xiii
Tables
xv
ι
Intersubjectivity
—
mutual management of cognitive states
ι
ід
Small grammatical puzzles
ι
1.2
Big theoretical issues
2
1.2.1
A human specialization
2
1.2.2
Common ground and the construal configuration
4
1.2.3
Human and animal communication, and the theory of
argumentativity
8
Argumentation and information
9
Connected discourse
12
1.3
Variation in the balance between objectivity and intersubjectivity
16
1.3.1
Introduction
16
1.3.2
An initial iflustration: a range of promises
19
Argumentation and auxiliary syntax
23
1.4
Prospects
24
1.4.1
The usage-based approach and empirical data
24
1.4.2
Preview
26
2
Negation and virtual argumentation
28
2.1
Introduction
28
2.2
Negation and perspectives
29
2.2.1
Mental spaces
29
2.2.2
Sentential vs. morphological negation
32
2.3
Conventional linguistic constraints on
intersubjective
coordination
35
2.3.1
lbe
iet
alone construction: some unsolved problems
35
FiDmore, Kay, and O Connor
(1988) 35
Problem: non-semantic negative polarity?
38
Problem: pragmatic point in first conjunct?
39
Problem: what did the meaning of let
aJone
develop from?
39
vi
Contents
2.3.2
Barely is not almost, let alone pretty much completely
41
Argumentative orientation as linguistic meaning
41
Argumentative direction and argumentative strength
44
Barely and almost as argumentative operators
45
Argumentative orientation constraining coreference
50
2.3.3
The negation system for
intersubjective
coordination
55
2.3.4
Let alone and argumentation
60
Solution: making syntactic and semantic negative polarity
coincide
60
Solution: aligning semantics and pragmatics
61
Solution: understanding the historical
development of let alone
66
2.4
Double negation revisited: why not impossible does
not equal possible
70
2.5
Conclusion
76
3
Finite complements
—
putting conceptualizers on stage
78
3.1
Introduction: two ways of looking at complements
78
3.2
Problems with clauses as constituents
81
3.2.1
Introduction
81
3.2.2
Some issues of grammatical analysis
83
Direct object or oblique object?
83
Subject or predicate?
87
3.2.3
Some issues of discourse analysis and language
acquisition
90
Development 92
3.3
Use and structure of complementation constructions
94
3.3.1
The special role of complementation in discourse structure
94
Recursion 9s
3.3.2
A template and its meaning
100
Productivity
102
Type and token frequency
102
Exceptions are regular
104
3.3.3
Third-person conceptualizers and degrees of directness in
intersubjective
coordination
104
Complementation and argumentativity
105
Performativity W7
Developing a network of complementation
constructions uo
Contents
vii
3.3.4
Manipulating the relation between Ground and onstage
conceptualizers
113
3.3.5
Wft-extraction in the wild
119
Clausal constituents again
119
The specific nature of complementation questions
in the construal configuration
120
Type and token frequencies
124
Frequency and subjectivity
129
3.3.6
Impersonal intersubjectivity and the irrelevance of syntactic
relations
131
Impersonal complementation constructions
—
extensions from the prototype
132
Type and token frequencies, and an extended network
136
Against syntactic relations in complementation
137
3.3.7
Perspectivai
and causal connections
141
3.3.8
Clauses as discourse segments revisited
149
Complementation and topic continuity
151
3.4
Conclusion
154
4
Discourse connections
—
managing inferences across perspectives
156
4.1
Introduction
156
4.2
Concession
162
4.2.1
Two paradoxes
162
Duality
162
Domain theory
164
4.2.2
Background assumptions and mental spaces
167
4.2.3
The double link between
epistemic
concessives
and
epistemic
causals
174
Epistemic
causality and perspectives: what concessions
and arguments have in common
175
Epistemic
inferences in the background
180
Recursion again
182
4.2.4
Concessrvity and negated causality
184
Negation of causality and the source of scope-phenomena
184
Negation of concession produces contradiction
187
4.3
Arguing, reasoning, and construing causes
190
4.3.1
Causal connectives imposing constraints on perspectives
190
Dutch want and
omdat
(and
aangezien)
191
4.3.2
Causal connectives and the structure of the construal
configuration
197
Inferential and non-inferential causal relations
202
viii Contents
4.4
Conclusion
208
5
Concluding Remarks
210
5.1
Not everything is intersubjeetivity (though intersubjectivity is
widespread)
210
5.2
Grammar provides systematic instruments for
mutual management
—
of a special kind
212
5.2.1
Looking ahead
212
5.2.2
Looking back
214
Further Reading
217
References
220
Index
231
Ane Verhagen develops a new understanding of linguistic communication fo-
cused on cognition. He treats pragmatics, semantics, and syntax in
parallel and integrates insights from linguistics, psychology, and studies in
animal behaviour. He shows the continuity between language and animal
communication and reveals the nature of the human linguistic specialization.
His powerfully argued and original explanation of the nature and operation
of communication will interest a wide range of scholars and advanced
students in linguistics, cognitive science, and human evolution.
|
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Contents
Acknowledgments
ix
Figures
xiii
Tables
xv
ι
Intersubjectivity
—
mutual management of cognitive states
ι
ід
Small grammatical puzzles
ι
1.2
Big theoretical issues
2
1.2.1
A human specialization
2
1.2.2
Common ground and the construal configuration
4
1.2.3
Human and animal communication, and the theory of
argumentativity
8
Argumentation and information
9
Connected discourse
12
1.3
Variation in the balance between objectivity and intersubjectivity
16
1.3.1
Introduction
16
1.3.2
An initial iflustration: a range of promises
19
Argumentation and auxiliary syntax
23
1.4
Prospects
24
1.4.1
The usage-based approach and empirical data
24
1.4.2
Preview
26
2
Negation and virtual argumentation
28
2.1
Introduction
28
2.2
Negation and perspectives
29
2.2.1
Mental spaces
29
2.2.2
Sentential vs. morphological negation
32
2.3
Conventional linguistic constraints on
intersubjective
coordination
35
2.3.1
lbe
iet
alone construction: some unsolved problems
35
FiDmore, Kay, and O'Connor
(1988) 35
Problem: non-semantic negative polarity?
38
Problem: pragmatic point in first conjunct?
39
Problem: what did the meaning of let
aJone
develop from?
39
vi
Contents
2.3.2
Barely is not almost, let alone pretty much completely
41
Argumentative orientation as linguistic meaning
41
Argumentative direction and argumentative strength
44
Barely and almost as argumentative operators
45
Argumentative orientation constraining coreference
50
2.3.3
The negation system for
intersubjective
coordination
55
2.3.4
Let alone and argumentation
60
Solution: making syntactic and semantic negative polarity
coincide
60
Solution: aligning semantics and pragmatics
61
Solution: understanding the historical
development of let alone
66
2.4
'Double' negation revisited: why not impossible does
not equal possible
70
2.5
Conclusion
76
3
Finite complements
—
putting conceptualizers on stage
78
3.1
Introduction: two ways of looking at complements
78
3.2
Problems with clauses as constituents
81
3.2.1
Introduction
81
3.2.2
Some issues of grammatical analysis
83
Direct object or oblique object?
83
Subject or predicate?
87
3.2.3
Some issues of discourse analysis and language
acquisition
90
Development 92
3.3
Use and structure of complementation constructions
94
3.3.1
The special role of complementation in discourse structure
94
Recursion 9s
3.3.2
A template and its meaning
100
Productivity
102
Type and token frequency
102
'Exceptions' are regular
104
3.3.3
Third-person conceptualizers and degrees of directness in
intersubjective
coordination
104
Complementation and argumentativity
105
Performativity W7
Developing a network of complementation
constructions uo
Contents
vii
3.3.4
Manipulating the relation between Ground and onstage
conceptualizers
113
3.3.5
Wft-extraction 'in the wild'
119
Clausal constituents again
119
The specific nature of complementation questions
in the construal configuration
120
Type and token frequencies
124
Frequency and subjectivity
129
3.3.6
Impersonal intersubjectivity and the irrelevance of syntactic
relations
131
Impersonal complementation constructions
—
extensions from the prototype
132
Type and token frequencies, and an extended network
136
Against syntactic relations in complementation
137
3.3.7
Perspectivai
and causal connections
141
3.3.8
Clauses as discourse segments revisited
149
Complementation and topic continuity
151
3.4
Conclusion
154
4
Discourse connections
—
managing inferences across perspectives
156
4.1
Introduction
156
4.2
Concession
162
4.2.1
Two paradoxes
162
Duality
162
Domain theory
164
4.2.2
Background assumptions and mental spaces
167
4.2.3
The double link between
epistemic
concessives
and
epistemic
causals
174
Epistemic
causality and perspectives: what concessions
and arguments have in common
175
Epistemic
inferences in the background
180
Recursion again
182
4.2.4
Concessrvity and negated causality
184
Negation of causality and the source of scope-phenomena
184
Negation of concession produces contradiction
187
4.3
Arguing, reasoning, and construing causes
190
4.3.1
Causal connectives imposing constraints on perspectives
190
Dutch want and
omdat
(and
aangezien)
191
4.3.2
Causal connectives and the structure of the construal
configuration
197
Inferential and non-inferential causal relations
202
viii Contents
4.4
Conclusion
208
5
Concluding Remarks
210
5.1
Not everything is intersubjeetivity (though intersubjectivity is
widespread)
210
5.2
Grammar provides systematic instruments for
mutual management
—
of a special kind
212
5.2.1
Looking ahead
212
5.2.2
Looking back
214
Further Reading
217
References
220
Index
231
Ane Verhagen develops a new understanding of linguistic communication fo-
cused on cognition. He treats pragmatics, semantics, and syntax in
parallel and integrates insights from linguistics, psychology, and studies in
animal behaviour. He shows the continuity between language and animal
communication and reveals the nature of the human linguistic specialization.
His powerfully argued and original explanation of the nature and operation
of communication will interest a wide range of scholars and advanced
students in linguistics, cognitive science, and human evolution. |
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| spelling | Verhagen, Arie 1951- Verfasser (DE-588)1119477921 aut Constructions of intersubjectivity discourse, syntax, and cognition Arie Verhagen Reprinted New York [u.a.] Oxford Univ. Press 2007 XIV, 244 S. graph. Darst. txt rdacontent n rdamedia nc rdacarrier Oxford linguistics Intersubjektivität - Linguistik - Pragmatik - Semantik Grammatik Grammar, Comparative and general Syntax Cognition Intersubjektivität (DE-588)4027489-5 gnd rswk-swf Kognition (DE-588)4031630-0 gnd rswk-swf Kognitive Linguistik (DE-588)4246269-1 gnd rswk-swf Syntax (DE-588)4058779-4 gnd rswk-swf Kommunikation (DE-588)4031883-7 gnd rswk-swf Intersubjektivität (DE-588)4027489-5 s Syntax (DE-588)4058779-4 s Kognition (DE-588)4031630-0 s Kommunikation (DE-588)4031883-7 s DE-604 Kognitive Linguistik (DE-588)4246269-1 s 1\p DE-604 Digitalisierung UB Regensburg application/pdf http://bvbr.bib-bvb.de:8991/F?func=service&doc_library=BVB01&local_base=BVB01&doc_number=016225249&sequence=000002&line_number=0001&func_code=DB_RECORDS&service_type=MEDIA Inhaltsverzeichnis Digitalisierung UB Augsburg - ADAM Catalogue Enrichment application/pdf http://bvbr.bib-bvb.de:8991/F?func=service&doc_library=BVB01&local_base=BVB01&doc_number=016225249&sequence=000004&line_number=0002&func_code=DB_RECORDS&service_type=MEDIA Klappentext 1\p cgwrk 20201028 DE-101 https://d-nb.info/provenance/plan#cgwrk |
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| title | Constructions of intersubjectivity discourse, syntax, and cognition |
| title_auth | Constructions of intersubjectivity discourse, syntax, and cognition |
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| title_full | Constructions of intersubjectivity discourse, syntax, and cognition Arie Verhagen |
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| title_full_unstemmed | Constructions of intersubjectivity discourse, syntax, and cognition Arie Verhagen |
| title_short | Constructions of intersubjectivity |
| title_sort | constructions of intersubjectivity discourse syntax and cognition |
| title_sub | discourse, syntax, and cognition |
| topic | Intersubjektivität - Linguistik - Pragmatik - Semantik Grammatik Grammar, Comparative and general Syntax Cognition Intersubjektivität (DE-588)4027489-5 gnd Kognition (DE-588)4031630-0 gnd Kognitive Linguistik (DE-588)4246269-1 gnd Syntax (DE-588)4058779-4 gnd Kommunikation (DE-588)4031883-7 gnd |
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