دانلود کتاب The Pragmatics of Discourse Anaphora in English: Evidence from Conversational Repair

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Chapter 1 Introduction\n1.1. General goals and scope\n1.2. A note on methodology\n1.3. Outline of the analysis\nChapter 2 Theoretical framework\n2.1. Pragmatic principles in conversational discourse\n2.2. Types of conversational repair\n2.3. Information flow in conversation\n2.4. The database\nChapter 3 Other-initiated other-repair\n3.1. Introduction\n3.2. The prototypical repair process\n3.3. Self-repair after attempt at other-repair\n3.4. Some interactional variants\n3.5. Conclusion\nChapter 4 Self-initiated self-repair\n4.1. Introduction\n4.2. Interactional analysis\n4.3. Prosodic aspects of repair-RDs\n4.4. Conclusion\nChapter 5 Self-repair and recoverability\n5.1. Introduction\n5.2. Inferability of reference\n5.3. Referential distance to antecedent\n5.4. Interference\n5.5. Conclusion\nChapter 6 Right-dislocation and self-repair\n6.1. Preliminaries\n6.2. RD as the reflection of conversational repair\n6.3. Protoype organization: non-prototypical RDs\n6.4. Repair-RDs versus non-repair-RDs\n6.5. Prosodic aspects of repair- versus non-repair-RDs\n6.6. Conclusion\nChapter 7 Other-initiated other-repairs\n7.1. Introduction: On the relevance of other-repairs\n7.2. Interactional analysis\n7.3. Information flow and other-repairs\n7.4. Prosodic aspects of other-repairs\n7.5. Conclusion\nChapter 8 Variant types ofanaphor repair\n8.1. Introduction\n8.2. Retracing anaphor repairs\n8.3. Immediate anaphor repairs\n8.4. Repairs from linguistic zero (“Ø”) forms to NP\n8.5. Prosodic aspects of variant anaphor repairs\n8.6. Conclusion\nChapter 9 Repairs of non-pronominal forms\n9.1. Introduction\n9.2. Interactional types of NP-to-NP repair\n9.3. Semantic types of NP>NP repair\n9.4. Infomational status of the reparandum\n9.5. Prosodie aspects of NP-to-NP repair\n9.6. Other repair formats (X-to-X repairs)\n9.7. Conclusion\nChapter 10 General conclusion\n10.1. Clarity, Economy and Collaboration\n10.2. Information flow in conversation\n10.3. Syntactic form and discourse function\n10.4. Final remarks and further perspectives\nReferences\nAuthor Index