Historical Discourse Analysis

Brinton, Laurel J.

doi:10.1002/9781118584194.ch10

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“…One can also study the specificity and meaning of selected variables in their cultural and historical context, but these are qualitative studies. The present study is an example of quantitative analysis (Baker, 2006;Chung & Pennebaker, 2007;Dalianis, 2018;Grimmer & Stewart, 2013;Mehl, 2006;Zurloni et al, 2006) and above all represents historical discourse analysis, which is quite commonly used in psychological research on discourse (Brinton, 2015;Landwehr, 2009;Laudoa & Vilanoub, 2015;Reisigl & Wodak, 2009). Psychological research on religious discourse is currently gaining more and more attention (Abdou, 2015;Baker & Vessey, 2018;Friedmann, 2008;Ingram, 2017;Stuckrad, 2015); this also applies to research on biblical texts (Ellens & Rollins, 2004;Kille, 2005;Theissen, 2007).…”

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Group Conflicts in Light of the Cratism Theory (Psycholinguistic Analysis)

Citlak

2020

RPsych

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This article presents an analysis of intergroup relations in light of Władysław Witwicki’s cratism theory. His theory allows social relations to be explained in light of the pursuit for a sense of power, although this has never been verified in the psychological laboratory. Because the cratism theory is largely based on the analysis of social relations described in historical documents, this paper presents an attempt to use its basic assumptions to describe the linguistic behavior (and linguistic picture of the world) of a threatened group. The examined material consisted of religious documents of the first Christians, created before and during the growing conflict with an unfriendly/ antagonistic environment. Frequency analysis shows significant changes in the cratic orientation as well as emotions and the evaluation of the social world in conflict conditions.

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Group Conflicts in Light of the Cratism Theory (Psycholinguistic Analysis)

Citlak

2020

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“…El trabajo con fuentes escritas constituye, según Osterreicher (2004, p. 731), un reto general para el estudio diacrónico de cualquier lengua, pero no lo imposibilita. De hecho, en los documentos escritos también se encuentran evidencias 13 más o menos directas de las formas y variantes lingüísticas características de lo hablado. Si bien es cierto que no todos los documentos escritos antiguos presentan las mismas características, existen ciertos tipos de textos (Oesterreicher, 2004, p. 747) en los que se puede presumir un acercamiento a la lengua vernácula de tiempos pretéritos, como las cartas, los diarios o los documentos autobiográficos.…”

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“…1. Pragmática histórica: origen y repaso bibliográfico de los estudios en el mundo hispánico El origen de la pragmática histórica, disciplina cuyo objeto de estudio es el uso del lenguaje en contextos pasados (Taavitsainen y Fitzmaurice, 2007, p. 13), es relativamente reciente. Fue en 1985 cuando Stein acuñó el término pragmática histórica en su obra Perspectives on historical pragmatics.…”

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El género epistolar y la (des)cortesía histórica: estado de la cuestión y reflexión crítica

Lamata

2020

TEP

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Este artículo pretende ofrecer una reflexión metodológica acerca de las ventajas que presenta la documentación epistolar en los estudios de pragmática histórica del español y, más específicamente, en el estudio de la (des)cortesía histórica. Asimismo, se describe el estado de la cuestión que presenta actualmente la investigación sobre la (des)cortesía histórica y se realiza un repaso bibliográfico, incluyendo los trabajos más significativos publicados hasta el momento en el mundo hispánico. Finalmente, se apuntan algunas investigaciones que deberán desarrollarse en el futuro para un conocimiento más amplio y completo de la materia.

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“…A field of diachronic discourse studies has been intensively developing in the last two decades (Brinton, 2001;Carroll, R., Hiltunen, R., Peikola, M., Skaffari, J.& et al,2003;Köhnen 2008;Jucker 2005). As Jucker (2005 p.9) points out it emerged on the linguistic landscape when historical linguists started to reach well beyond the sentence boundary and switched from studies of the language system to research of language-in-use that had occurred earlier in synchronic linguistics.…”

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Persuasive and Informative Functions in Russian Advertising Discourse of Late Nineteenth Century

Kochetova¹,

Tsynkerman²

2015

MJSS

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Based on the corpus of advertisements compiled from Russian provincial newspapers of late nineteenth century the paper with an infinitive preceded by the verb 'vinuzhdat' 'to compel' in the finite form is used to minimize pressure on the recipient of the advertising text whenever a request is employed; on the contrary, the canonical performatives with the verbs 'sovetovat' (to advise), 'recomendovat' (to recommend) signals the authority of the advertiser. The distribution of the patterns with the performatives indicates that while the informative function is significant in the period under investigation the advertisers start influencing the recipients by emphasizing their knowledge and

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Historical Discourse Analysis

Cited by 24 publications

References 45 publications

Group Conflicts in Light of the Cratism Theory (Psycholinguistic Analysis)

Group Conflicts in Light of the Cratism Theory (Psycholinguistic Analysis)

El género epistolar y la (des)cortesía histórica: estado de la cuestión y reflexión crítica

Persuasive and Informative Functions in Russian Advertising Discourse of Late Nineteenth Century

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