In this book, Andreas Trotzke presents a comprehensive theory of non-canonical questions - question types that additionally tell us something about the speaker's epistemic or emotional state. His account dramatically simplifies the syntactic analysis of non-canonical questions and explains some previously unobserved discourse behavior.
In this book, Andreas Trotzke presents a comprehensive theory of non-canonical questions - question types that additionally tell us something about the speaker's epistemic or emotional state. His account dramatically simplifies the syntactic analysis of non-canonical questions and explains some previously unobserved discourse behavior.Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
Andreas Trotzke is Professor in the Department of Linguistics at the University of Konstanz. His areas of expertise include syntax, pragmatics, and language education. He has been awarded several Invited Professorships and Visiting Scholarships, among them a 1-year scholarship at Stanford University (2016-2017), the prestigious Chair 2017 Empirical Foundations of Linguistics at Université Sorbonne Paris Cité/CNRS, and an IDEX Professorship (1re classe) at the Université de Bordeaux. He is the co-editor, with Xavier Villalba, of Expressive Meanings Across Linguistic Levels and Frameworks (OUP, 2021).
Inhaltsangabe
Part I. Introduction to non-canonical questions 1: Introduction 2: Key concepts in the study of questions 3: A typology of non-canonical questions Part II. The syntax of non-canonical questions 4: Non-canonical word order 5: Non-canonical wh-elements 6: Non-canonicity via modal particles Part III. The pragmatics of non-canonical questions 7: Non-canonical questions as first moves in a dialogue 8: Non-canonical questions as second moves in a dialogue Part IV. A new framework for non-canonical questions 9: Emotional intensities in non-canonical questions 10: Non-canonical questions, expressivity, and the model of communication References Index
Part I. Introduction to non-canonical questions 1: Introduction 2: Key concepts in the study of questions 3: A typology of non-canonical questions Part II. The syntax of non-canonical questions 4: Non-canonical word order 5: Non-canonical wh-elements 6: Non-canonicity via modal particles Part III. The pragmatics of non-canonical questions 7: Non-canonical questions as first moves in a dialogue 8: Non-canonical questions as second moves in a dialogue Part IV. A new framework for non-canonical questions 9: Emotional intensities in non-canonical questions 10: Non-canonical questions, expressivity, and the model of communication References Index
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