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From threat to repair: metaphorical architecture and cognitive mobilization in Trumpist governing-coalition texts. [PDF]
Front PsycholChen X, Zheng Z, Lv J.
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Journal of Pragmatics, 2019 International audienceThis study investigates the relationship between three types of linguistic prominence. The first type, discourse-semantic prominence, encompasses features pertaining to a discourse referent at a given moment, like topicality, person,
Katharina Haude
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Relating agent prominence to discourse prominence: DO-clefts in German [PDF]
Linguistics, 2022 The article investigates the hypothesis that prominence phenomena on different levels of linguistic structure are systematically related to each other.
Klaus von Heusinger +2 more
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Introduction to prominence in discourse
Journal of Pragmatics, 2019 This Special Issue on prominence in discourse originated from collaborative research at the University of Cologne within the research center Prominence in Language that considers prominence an organizational principle of language that operates at all ...
Klaus von Heusinger, Petra Schumacher
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A prominence-based account of temporal discourse structure
Lingua, 2018 In this article, we develop an account of temporal discourse structure that is composed of three different levels and based on the notion of prominence.
Martin Becker, Jakob Egetenmeyer
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On the notion of salience in spoken discourse - prominence cues shaping discourse structure and comprehension [PDF]
TIPA Travaux Interdisciplinaires Sur La Parole Et Le Langage, 2014 National audienceUnderstanding spoken discourse is a complex task that implies monitoring and memorizing relations between important discourse units. Discourse comprehension has therefore been described as a process entailing a continuous competition ...
Simone Falk
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Discourse prominence: Definition and application
Journal of Pragmatics, 2019 Abstract We argue that prominence is a structure-building principle throughout the grammar of languages, and in particular for building discourse representations. We provide an explicit characterization of prominence as a) relational, b) dynamic, and c) as an attractor of operations.
Klaus von Heusinger, Petra Schumacher
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Journal of Pragmatics, 2021 The semantic incorporation of nouns into predicates, like give a hug, is not morphologically marked in English, and how syntactic incorporation strategies like light verb constructions influence the discourse-prominence structure of an utterance has not yet been studied systematically.
Eva Wittenberg, Andreas Trotzke
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