Kommunikative Stilistik zweier  sozialer Welten in Mannheim-Vogelstang

Schwitalla, Johannes

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“…1994[Hg.] , 1995Schwitalla 1995;Keim 1995). Demnach drückt der Stil die soziale und kulturelle Identität der Interaktanten aus (ihre Kommunikation erfolgt nie voraussetzungslos, sondern sie wird jeweils durch deren in die Interaktion mitgebrachtes Alltagsbzw.…”

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Orts- und situationsgebundener Sprachgebrauch: Zum Gastarbeiterdeutsch türkischstämmiger MigrantInnen und zu seiner medialen Repräsentation

Daszkiewicz¹

2016

Białost. Arch. Jęz.

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Orts- und situationsgebundener Sprachgebrauch: Zum Gastarbeiterdeutsch türkischstämmiger MigrantInnen und zu seiner medialen Repräsentation

Daszkiewicz¹

2016

Białost. Arch. Jęz.

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“…With pseudo-citation the author of the reported utterance is often of no interest. It suffices that a recognizable type be identifiable from whom the staged utterance orginates, e.g., the hyper-concerned housewife, the classical petit bourgeois or the fussy professor (Schwitalla 1994(Schwitalla , 1995. The particularity of comprehension consists in grasping the theatrical frame.…”

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Irony, quotation, and other forms of staged intertextuality

Kotthoff¹

2002

Human Cognitive Processing

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In this article I apply concepts of perspectivation (Graumann 1989, 1993, Kallmeyer/ Keim 1996, Sandig 1996), intertextuality and polyphonic voicing (Bakhtin 1981) to conversational irony, parody, and quotation. The concepts of perspectivation and polyphonic voicing can help to distinguish various forms of doubly-voiced speech from one another, basically forms of citation and irony. There is a critical debate over the "mention-approach to irony" of Sperber & Wilson (1981) and Wilson & Sperber (1992), who do not satisfactorily distinguish between playful quotation and irony. "Staged intertextuality" is proposed here as a higher-order concept for various ways of animating voices (in the sense of Goffman 1981). Many discourse analysts (Tannen 1984, Sperber & Wilson 1981, Wilson & Sperber 1992, Barbe 1995) understand quite diverse types of "staged intertextuality" as irony, an approach which will be criticized here. Irony research has dealt to a much greater extent with what differentiates ironic from serious utterances than with what differentiates ironic from parodying or quoting activities. I mainly intend to clarify one distinction in this field of staged intertextuality: that between consonant and dissonant processing of two simultaneous voices. I view not only irony, but also many forms of citation and parody as two-voiced or doubly perspectivized speech. Only irony is considered as a type of doubly-voiced speech that transmits a cleft of evaluative perspectives as its main message. With Giora (1995) I assume that an ironic utterance has two meaning levels which must be processed: the said and the implicated. We will deal with the phenomenal area of multiple voicing on the basis of natural discourse data which contain sequences of ironic utterances and responses. Irony research has often worked with artificial examples of isolated ironic utterances without response, which does not do justice to the complexity and achievement of conversational irony in context. I aim at connecting conversation analysis, ethnography and cognition theory.

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“…u.a. Kallmeyer 1994Kallmeyer , 1995aKallmeyer/Keim 1996;Keim 1995;Schwitalla 1995 Levinson 1988). Die kulturbestimmenden Entscheidungen über Handlungsweisen sind historisch gewachsen und stehen gerade für das individuelle Handeln nicht zur Disposition.…”

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Perspektivenumkehrung als Element des emanzipatorischen Stils in Migrantengruppen

Kallmeyer¹

2001

Perspektiven Auf Stil

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Kommunikative Stilistik zweier sozialer Welten in Mannheim-Vogelstang

Cited by 17 publications

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Orts- und situationsgebundener Sprachgebrauch: Zum Gastarbeiterdeutsch türkischstämmiger MigrantInnen und zu seiner medialen Repräsentation

Orts- und situationsgebundener Sprachgebrauch: Zum Gastarbeiterdeutsch türkischstämmiger MigrantInnen und zu seiner medialen Repräsentation

Irony, quotation, and other forms of staged intertextuality

Perspektivenumkehrung als Element des emanzipatorischen Stils in Migrantengruppen

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