A guide to historical pragmatics in English studies. It gives students a grounding in historical pragmatics and teaches the methodology needed to analyse language in social, cultural and historical contexts. It provides insights into the analysis of discourse markers, interjections, terms of address and speech acts.
A guide to historical pragmatics in English studies. It gives students a grounding in historical pragmatics and teaches the methodology needed to analyse language in social, cultural and historical contexts. It provides insights into the analysis of discourse markers, interjections, terms of address and speech acts.Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
Andreas H. Jucker is Professor of English Linguistics at the University of Zurich in Switzerland
Inhaltsangabe
1 Historical pragmatics: Communicative patterns of the past 2 Data in historical pragmatics: The widening perspectives of the digital era 3 Excavating usage patterns: Methods in historical pragmatics 4 "Lo, which a greet thyng is affeccioun!": Discourse markers and interjections 5 "For I thou thee, thou Traitor": Terms of address 6 "No one can flatter so prettily as you do": Speech acts 7 "For your curteisie": Forms of politeness and impoliteness 8 The pragmatics of language change: Grammaticalisation and pragmaticalisation 9 "Take a pounde of sugir and halfe a pounde of tendir roses lyues...": Genres and text types 10 "I pray thee friend Humfrey, what is phisicke?": Scientific and medical discourse 11 "By letters from Riga we have advice": Historical news discourse 12 "Fire! Help! Sir Walter has studied till his Head's on fire": Narrative patterns and historical pragmatics.
1 Historical pragmatics: Communicative patterns of the past 2 Data in historical pragmatics: The widening perspectives of the digital era 3 Excavating usage patterns: Methods in historical pragmatics 4 "Lo, which a greet thyng is affeccioun!": Discourse markers and interjections 5 "For I thou thee, thou Traitor": Terms of address 6 "No one can flatter so prettily as you do": Speech acts 7 "For your curteisie": Forms of politeness and impoliteness 8 The pragmatics of language change: Grammaticalisation and pragmaticalisation 9 "Take a pounde of sugir and halfe a pounde of tendir roses lyues...": Genres and text types 10 "I pray thee friend Humfrey, what is phisicke?": Scientific and medical discourse 11 "By letters from Riga we have advice": Historical news discourse 12 "Fire! Help! Sir Walter has studied till his Head's on fire": Narrative patterns and historical pragmatics.
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