与 «INEXPLICITNESS»相关的英语书籍
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inexplicitness的用法。与
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Text and Technology: In Honour of John Sinclair
3.3 Linguistic context and its influence on inexplicitness The linguistic context
consists of the accompanying text. In the case of conversation, the accompanying
text is the utterances which surround a particular point in the discourse. Unlike
the ...
Mona Baker, Gill Francis, Elena Tognini-Bonelli, 1993
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Features of Naturalness in Conversation
chapter. 10. Inexplicitness. Introduction Sinclair (personal communication) claims
that it is a characteristic of a competent discourse to be inexplicit. “Inexplicit” here
is used of language that is context-dependent, where context is recognised to ...
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Intercultural Conversation
Cheng and Warren examined features of non-specificity and imprecision in
conversation, namely inexplicitness (Cheng and Warren 1999b) and vague
language (Cheng and Warren 200 Ib). In another study, the relative use of
vagueness, ...
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Coherence in Spoken and Written Discourse: How to Create it ...
... misleading, participants make sense of conversational reported speech in part
by relying on the prosodie and paralinguistic details of 'voicing'. As Schegloff
reminds us, "talk is laced through and through with inexplicitness and indexicality
" ...
Wolfram Bublitz, Uta Lenk, Eija Ventola, 1999
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Racism, Education and the State
Kirp also imposes an evaluative dimension to the term when he writes: 'In the
usual instance, inexplicitness implies doing nothing concerning race. The term
may also mean doing good by stealth' (1979, 11.2). And later in the book Kirp ...
Barry Troyna, Jenny Williams, 2012
Inexplicitness: What Is It and Should We Be Teaching It? WINNIE CHENG and
MARTIN WARREN The Hong Kong Polytechnic University An invaluable
resource to a speaker is the context in which he/she is speaking and failure to
utilize it fully ...
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Using English: From Conversation to Canon
Inexplicitness. Activity I.I How informal talk works (Allow about 15 minutes) Here
are three examples of informal talk. How far do you agree with those who would
consider such language use is inexplicit, with many errors and a general lack of ...
Janet Maybin, Neil Mercer, 1996
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Rethinking language pedagogy from a corpus perspective: ...
Another research interest has been to compare the levels of inexplicitness used
by the two sets of speakers. Inexplicitness, in this study, embraces four main
linguistic forms: ellipsis, substitution, deixis and reference (Cheng and Warren, ...
Lou Burnard, Tony McEnery, 2000
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Regenerating the Cities: The UK Crisis and the US Experience
RACIAL INEXPLICITNESS AND MARGINALISATION : THE GOVERNMENT
FRAMEWORK Resistance and obstruction to the development of a strategy of
race equality in Liverpool has derived not simply from the abrasive
colourblindness of ...
Michael Parkinson, Bernard Foley, Dennis R. Judd, 1988
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Pragmatics: Quarterly Publication of the International ...
language use such as indirect speech acts and conversational implicatures
which are not considered to be realizations of inexplicitness. In this study,
inexplicitness is used to encompass language forms which are non-specific
when free of ...
