互动语用学

内容简介

　　“语用学研究前沿丛书”为外教社从John Benjamins出版公司引进的一套10本语言学原版专著，丛书研讨的专题包括了语用学与哲学、认知语言学、语法、社会学、文化学的交叉领域，展现了语用学研究的发现。

目录

Preface to the series

Acknowledgements

The pragmatics of interaction: A survey

Sigurd D'hondt

1. Layers of interactional organization

2. Context, ethnography and categorization

3. Multimodality and mediation

4. Style and indexicality

5. This volume: Interaction as a topic

Communicative style

Margret Selting

1. Definition, delimitation, basic concepts

2. A few landmark reference works

3. Problems

4. Sample data and methodology of an interactional stylistic analysis

? 4.1 The first intuitive analysis of speech styles in the given sequential context

? 4.2 Structural analysis: Decomposition/deconstruction

? ? 4.2.1 Recipient reaction after this first part of the story telling

? 4.3 Functional analysis

? 4.4 Warranting

? 4.5 Structural analysis: Decomposition/deconstruction

? 4.6 Functional analysis

? 4.7 Warranting

5. Perspectives for future research

Conversation analysis

Rebecca Clift, Paul Drew & Ian Hutchby

1. Introduction

2. Origins and overview

3. Data, transcription and analysis

4. Exhibiting an understanding in next turn

5. Conditional relevance of next position

6. Conclusions

Conversation types

Auli Hakulinen

1. Introduction

2. Three basic dimensions

? 2.1 The channel

? 2.2 Dyadic vs. multi-person

? 2.3 Everyday vs. institutional

3. Types of institutional talk

4. Symmetry and asymmetry in conversations

5. Conversation types and communicative genres

6. Conclusion

Ethnomethodology

Alan Firth

1. Introduction

2. Overview

3. Social action, social knowledge

? 3.1 Norms and rules

? 3.2 The contexted character of actions

? ? 3.2.1 Indexicality

? ? 3.2.2 Reflexivity

? 3.3 Rationality

4. Commonsense reasoning

5. Developments in ethnomethodology

6. Conclusion

Erving Goffman

Jim O'Driscoll

1. Introduction

2. The primacy of the situation

3. Ritual and the sacred self

4. Goffman's working framework

5. Goffman's influence and significance

Interactional linguistics

Jan Lindstrom

1. Background

2. Points of departure

3. Topics

4. Possibilities and challenges

Listener response

Deng Xudong

1. Introduction

2. Approaches to the study of listener responses

? 2.1 The lumping approach

? ? 2.1.1 Structural properties of listener response

? ? 2.1.2 Roles and functions of listener responses in conversation

? 2.2 The splitting approach

3. Cla