Wir leben in einer Zeit des Wandels: Krisen, Konflikte, Kriege, der Fortschritt der Zivilisation und die Entwicklung neuer Technologien verändern die Welt. In der Geschichte der Sprachwissenschaftsforschung lassen sich viele markante Wendepunkte beobachten. Die Abkehr von der strukturalistischen Sprachbetrachtung und die Hinwendung zur kognitiven Sprachauffassung und kognitiv ausgerichteten Sprachanalyse war einer davon. Dies bedingte die Entstehung und Herauskristallisierung neuer linguistischer Teildisziplinen, die das sprachliche Handeln des Menschen aus verschiedenen Blickwinkeln untersuchten (z. B. Sozio-, Ethno-, Psycho-, Diskurs- und Ökolinguistik). Die vorliegenden Beiträge liefern aufschlussreiche Erkenntnisse und Forschungsperspektiven sowie neue Fragestellungen und Herangehensweisen an das Phänomen Wende aus linguistischer Sicht.
We are living in an era of transformations: The world is changing due to crises, conflicts, wars, the progress of civilization and the development of new technologies, among other things. In the history of linguistics research, many striking turning points could also be observed. The turn away from the structuralist view of language and towards the cognitive view of language and cognitively oriented language analysis was one of them. As a result, new linguistic sub-disciplines emerged and crystalized that examined human linguistic action from different angles (e.g. socio-, ethno-, psycho-, discourse- and eco-linguistics). The contributions presented in this volume provide insightful findings and research perspectives as well as new questions and approaches to the phenomenon of turn-taking from a linguistic perspective.
We are living in an era of transformations: The world is changing due to crises, conflicts, wars, the progress of civilization and the development of new technologies, among other things. In the history of linguistics research, many striking turning points could also be observed. The turn away from the structuralist view of language and towards the cognitive view of language and cognitively oriented language analysis was one of them. As a result, new linguistic sub-disciplines emerged and crystalized that examined human linguistic action from different angles (e.g. socio-, ethno-, psycho-, discourse- and eco-linguistics). The contributions presented in this volume provide insightful findings and research perspectives as well as new questions and approaches to the phenomenon of turn-taking from a linguistic perspective.