"Two senior scholars explain what language does to human beings, especially how it affects our intersubjective competence"--Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
N. J. Enfield is Professor of Linguistics at the University of Sydney and Director of the Sydney Centre for Language Research. Jack Sidnell is Professor of Anthropology at the University of Toronto.
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Preface ix Acknowledgments xi Overture 1 Intersubjectivity, Activity, Accountability 3 I Prerequisities for Language 2 Status and the Tyranny of Accountability 35 3 Participation and Reciprocal Involvement 55 4 Enchrony and the Semiotic Bottleneck 79 II Elements of Language 5 Reference for Shared Intentionality 107 6 Semantics for Accountable Description 135 7 Grammar for Intersubjectivity 153 Postlude 8 Conditions and Consequences of Language 179 Notes 189 References 205 Index 235
Preface ix Acknowledgments xi Overture 1 Intersubjectivity, Activity, Accountability 3 I Prerequisities for Language 2 Status and the Tyranny of Accountability 35 3 Participation and Reciprocal Involvement 55 4 Enchrony and the Semiotic Bottleneck 79 II Elements of Language 5 Reference for Shared Intentionality 107 6 Semantics for Accountable Description 135 7 Grammar for Intersubjectivity 153 Postlude 8 Conditions and Consequences of Language 179 Notes 189 References 205 Index 235
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