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News Interviews
A pragmalinguistic analysis
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Table of contents:- Acknowledgments- Transcription Notations and Abbreviations- 1. Introduction- 1.1. Aim and Scope- 1.2. The Corpus- 1.3. Problems of Definition- 1.4. Four Methods of Analysis- 2. Aspects of Duration- 2.1. Quantificational Studies of Conversation- 2.2. The 'Matarazzo Effect' in News Interviews- 2.3. Summary- 3. The Structure of Interviews- 3.1. Flow-Chart Representation of the Structure of interviews- 3.2. Limitations of a Structural Model- 4. Conversational Inference- 4.1. Introduction- 4.2. Pragmatic Principles- 4.3. Pragmatic Scales in News Interviews- 5. The Force of Quest...
Table of contents:
- Acknowledgments
- Transcription Notations and Abbreviations
- 1. Introduction
- 1.1. Aim and Scope
- 1.2. The Corpus
- 1.3. Problems of Definition
- 1.4. Four Methods of Analysis
- 2. Aspects of Duration
- 2.1. Quantificational Studies of Conversation
- 2.2. The 'Matarazzo Effect' in News Interviews
- 2.3. Summary
- 3. The Structure of Interviews
- 3.1. Flow-Chart Representation of the Structure of interviews
- 3.2. Limitations of a Structural Model
- 4. Conversational Inference
- 4.1. Introduction
- 4.2. Pragmatic Principles
- 4.3. Pragmatic Scales in News Interviews
- 5. The Force of Questions
- 5.1. Introduction
- 5.2. Syntactic Means of Force Reduction
- 5.3. Discourse Particles
- 5.4. Cohesion between Questions and Preceding Answers
- 5.5. Pragmatic Means of Weight Reduction
- 6. The Vagueness of Answers
- 6.1. Explicit or Vague
- 6.2. Parenthetical Verbs
- 6.3. 'Well' as a Qualifier
- 7. Conclusion
- Appendix
- A. 4 Sample Interviews
- B. Prefaces of Interview Questions
- Notes
- References
- Acknowledgments
- Transcription Notations and Abbreviations
- 1. Introduction
- 1.1. Aim and Scope
- 1.2. The Corpus
- 1.3. Problems of Definition
- 1.4. Four Methods of Analysis
- 2. Aspects of Duration
- 2.1. Quantificational Studies of Conversation
- 2.2. The 'Matarazzo Effect' in News Interviews
- 2.3. Summary
- 3. The Structure of Interviews
- 3.1. Flow-Chart Representation of the Structure of interviews
- 3.2. Limitations of a Structural Model
- 4. Conversational Inference
- 4.1. Introduction
- 4.2. Pragmatic Principles
- 4.3. Pragmatic Scales in News Interviews
- 5. The Force of Questions
- 5.1. Introduction
- 5.2. Syntactic Means of Force Reduction
- 5.3. Discourse Particles
- 5.4. Cohesion between Questions and Preceding Answers
- 5.5. Pragmatic Means of Weight Reduction
- 6. The Vagueness of Answers
- 6.1. Explicit or Vague
- 6.2. Parenthetical Verbs
- 6.3. 'Well' as a Qualifier
- 7. Conclusion
- Appendix
- A. 4 Sample Interviews
- B. Prefaces of Interview Questions
- Notes
- References