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· 제목 : Concession in Discourse
· 분류 : 국내도서 > 대학교재/전문서적 > 인문계열 > 언어학
· ISBN : 9791159010774
· 쪽수 : 216쪽
· 출판일 : 2016-06-13
· 분류 : 국내도서 > 대학교재/전문서적 > 인문계열 > 언어학
· ISBN : 9791159010774
· 쪽수 : 216쪽
· 출판일 : 2016-06-13
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Previous studies have claimed that concessive relations are rare in spoken discourse (Di Meola 1997: 10, Hermodsson 1978: 65).
Previous studies have claimed that concessive relations are rare in spoken discourse (Di Meola 1997: 10, Hermodsson 1978: 65).
However, speakers also concede their, points, although their means may be different from those of writers. Speakers are conceding that addressee are or may be right about something that the speakers are taking issue with. In other words, a speakers concedes a claim made by another, and allows him or her to disagree in a mitigated way (Couper-Kuhlen and Thompson 2000).
Likewise, concession is a conversational strategy for negotiating interlocutors’ consensus as well as permitting the exchange in a conversation to be pursued (Weigand and Dascal 2001).
However, speakers also concede their, points, although their means may be different from those of writers. Speakers are conceding that addressee are or may be right about something that the speakers are taking issue with. In other words, a speakers concedes a claim made by another, and allows him or her to disagree in a mitigated way (Couper-Kuhlen and Thompson 2000).
Likewise, concession is a conversational strategy for negotiating interlocutors’ consensus as well as permitting the exchange in a conversation to be pursued (Weigand and Dascal 2001).
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Chapter 1. Introduction 3
Chapter 2. Concessive Relations 9
2.1 Concessive, Causal, and Conditional relations 11
2.2 Contrast, Concessive, and Corrective 16
2.3 Concessives on Different Semantic Levels 23
2.4 Contrast and Concessive as a Rhetorical Relation 29
Chapter 3. The Cardinal Concessive 39
3.1 The Cardinal Concessive 39
3.2 Variations on the cardinal Concessive 50
3.3 Functional considerations 58
3.4 Concessive but-constructions in Spoken Discourse 62
3.5 Discourse Functions of Although-constructions in spoken language 71
3.6 Concessive although-vs.but-constructions 80
3.7 Concessive Patterns in Conversation 84
Chapter 4. Synchronic Distribution of English Concessives 91
4.1 The Distribution of though, although, and even though 91
4.2 Functional Interpretation 97
4.3 The Distribution of While 99
4.4 The Distribution of Whereas 101
4.5 The Distribution of however 103
Chapter 5. Concessive as a Discourse Marker 109
5.1 Discourse Marker 109
5.2 Discourse-based Studies for though 112
5.3 Use of though across Positions 116
Chapter 6. Diachronic Developments of Concessives 131
6.1 Literature Review 131
6.2 Grammaticalization Principles 131
6.3 Grammaticalization Mechanisms 146
6.4 Concomitance of Circumstance: though, although, even though 153
6.5 Concomitance of Time: while 165
6.6 Concomitance of Space: whereas 170
6.7 Concomitance of Manner: however 176
6.8 Different Consequences in accordance with Sources 180
Bibliography 186
Appendix 1 202
Appendix 2 203
Index
Chapter 2. Concessive Relations 9
2.1 Concessive, Causal, and Conditional relations 11
2.2 Contrast, Concessive, and Corrective 16
2.3 Concessives on Different Semantic Levels 23
2.4 Contrast and Concessive as a Rhetorical Relation 29
Chapter 3. The Cardinal Concessive 39
3.1 The Cardinal Concessive 39
3.2 Variations on the cardinal Concessive 50
3.3 Functional considerations 58
3.4 Concessive but-constructions in Spoken Discourse 62
3.5 Discourse Functions of Although-constructions in spoken language 71
3.6 Concessive although-vs.but-constructions 80
3.7 Concessive Patterns in Conversation 84
Chapter 4. Synchronic Distribution of English Concessives 91
4.1 The Distribution of though, although, and even though 91
4.2 Functional Interpretation 97
4.3 The Distribution of While 99
4.4 The Distribution of Whereas 101
4.5 The Distribution of however 103
Chapter 5. Concessive as a Discourse Marker 109
5.1 Discourse Marker 109
5.2 Discourse-based Studies for though 112
5.3 Use of though across Positions 116
Chapter 6. Diachronic Developments of Concessives 131
6.1 Literature Review 131
6.2 Grammaticalization Principles 131
6.3 Grammaticalization Mechanisms 146
6.4 Concomitance of Circumstance: though, although, even though 153
6.5 Concomitance of Time: while 165
6.6 Concomitance of Space: whereas 170
6.7 Concomitance of Manner: however 176
6.8 Different Consequences in accordance with Sources 180
Bibliography 186
Appendix 1 202
Appendix 2 203
Index
