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Root Canals and Conspiracies: A Social Semiotic Analysis of Digital Narratives on Social Media and the Promotion of Misinformation. [PDF]
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2020
This chapter introduces the field of multimodality and specifically multimodal social semiotics (as opposed to multimodal interaction analysis). Multimodality does not represent an approach to discourse analysis but, rather, a commitment to studying the range of modes, besides language, that are drawn upon to convey meaning in any act of communication.
Yaoyao Chen, Svenja Adolphs, Dawn Knight
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This chapter introduces the field of multimodality and specifically multimodal social semiotics (as opposed to multimodal interaction analysis). Multimodality does not represent an approach to discourse analysis but, rather, a commitment to studying the range of modes, besides language, that are drawn upon to convey meaning in any act of communication.
Yaoyao Chen, Svenja Adolphs, Dawn Knight
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ACM Transactions on Computer-Human Interaction, 2002
Gesture and speech combine to form a rich basis for human conversational interaction. To exploit these modalities in HCI, we need to understand the interplay between them and the way in which they support communication. We propose a framework for the gesture research done to date, and present our work on the cross-modal cues for discourse segmentation ...
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Gesture and speech combine to form a rich basis for human conversational interaction. To exploit these modalities in HCI, we need to understand the interplay between them and the way in which they support communication. We propose a framework for the gesture research done to date, and present our work on the cross-modal cues for discourse segmentation ...
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DISCOURSE AND TECHNOLOGY: MULTIMODAL DISCOURSE ANALYSIS
Studies in Second Language Acquisition, 2005DISCOURSE AND TECHNOLOGY: MULTIMODAL DISCOURSE ANALYSIS. Philip Levine and Ron Scollon (Eds.). Washington, DC: Georgetown University Press, 2004. Pp. vii + 229. $49.95 paper. This volume is a collection of selected papers from the 2002 Georgetown University Round Table on Languages on Linguistics (GURT).
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Anaphora in multimodal discourse
1998The question is addressed whether the linguistic phenomenon of anaphora exists in multimodal dialogue. Anaphora is contrasted with deixis and ellipsis as being an essentially co-referential phenomenon; it is argued that existing discussions in the areas of HCI and presentation generation, e.g.
John Lee, Keith Stenning
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