Theorie des Nähe- und Distanzsprechens

Ágel, Vilmos; Hennig, Mathilde

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“…Dürscheid 2003;Ágel/Hennig 2006bÁgel/Hennig , 2007. Dürscheid 2003;Ágel/Hennig 2006bÁgel/Hennig , 2007.…”

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Mündlichkeit, Schriftlichkeit, Synchronizität. Eine Analyse alter und neuer Konzepte zur Klassifizierung neuer Kommunikationsformen

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2007

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The arrival of computer-mediated communication has called into question existing classifications such as the distinction between mass-and individual media, dialogic and monologic communication or the concepts of orality and literacy. This paper will focus on the question if and to what extent the orality/literacy-model proposed by Koch/Oesterreicher (1985, 1990, 1995 can be applied to new forms of computermediated communication. After some terminological clarifications it will deal with the medial (spoken vs. written) as well as with the conceptual (oral vs. literal) aspects of the model of Koch/Oesterreicher and will propose some adaptations to the latter allowing a more precise and appropriate classification and description of different forms of computer-mediated communication. It will finally introduce an alternative concept, the one of Media Synchronicity recently proposed by Dennis/Valacich (1999 and try to reveal parallels with the orality/literacy-model which may prove useful in view of an extensive analysis of new forms of communication.Brought to you by | University of Iowa Libraries Authenticated Download Date | 5/31/15 2:50 AM

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“…Dürscheid 2003;Ágel/Hennig 2006bÁgel/Hennig , 2007. Dürscheid 2003;Ágel/Hennig 2006bÁgel/Hennig , 2007.…”

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2007

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“…Self-reformulations are a typical sign of conceptional orality as opposed to conceptional distance (Koch and Oesterreicher, 1985; Ágel and Hennig, 2006; 2007). Orality and distance in this sense are conceived as conceptionally ‘oral’ or conceptionally ‘written’ genres or discourse traditions ( code parlé/code écrit ; Söll, 1974) constituted by a number of extra-linguistic communicative conditions.…”

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“…The Koch and Oesterreicher model was revised by Ágel and Hennig (2006; 2007) in recent years. Aiming at a more precise definition and operationalization of communicative conditions and verbalization strategies, the authors propose five levels of discourse hierarchy, which are described along the five parameters of communicative role, time, situation, code and modality.…”

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“…The parameters of role, time and situation can be roughly attributed to the communicative conditions of dialogicity, spontaneity and situational involvement in Koch and Oesterreicher's model. Ágel and Hennig (2006; 2007) locate self-reformulations in the time parameter of conceptional orality (universal axiom), according to which linguistic production and reception are bound in time, while they are free in conceptional distance (time parameter of communication). Consequently, discourse organization is spontaneous in conceptional orality and planned in conceptional distance (time parameter of discourse organization).…”

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Lexical and prosodic routinization in conceptional orality: conversational self-reformulation in French

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2017

French Language Studies

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The present study investigates the functions and forms of conversational self-reformulation in spoken French. (Self-)Reformulations in general are a typical feature of unplanned and spontaneous conceptional orality (as opposed to conceptional distance; Koch and Oesterreicher, 1985). They exhibit retrospective modification of a reference expression, which is semantically equivalent in paraphrases and semantically different in corrections. The latter are therefore communicatively more problematic with regard to discourse intervention and turn-taking. As for the linguistic marking of self-reformulation, paraphrases are preferably introduced by lexically polyfunctional markers and prosodic deaccentuation, while corrections are marked by lexically monofunctional and prosodically overaccented structures. Since the accessibility to context-dependent forms is specifically related to conceptional orality, a more important linguistic marking of self-reformulation is hypothesized to occur in conceptional orality when compared to conceptional distance. The results of an empirical study contrasting two conceptionally different corpora suggest a generalization of paraphrastic markers in conceptional orality. This tendency is attributed to speaker-strategic routinization in which corrections are re-marked as paraphrases in order to avoid conversational intervention and, as a consequence, turn-taking. When taken over by other speakers, this routine may cause variation and, eventually, linguistic change.

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“…hierzu Consten/Schwarz-Friesel (2007: 272f. (Eisenberg 2006: 171) Aber während für die Spezifikation der Bedeutung eines anaphorischen Elements "keine außersprachliche, situationsimmanente Zeighilfe wie Gesten usw. vonnöten ist" (Harweg 1979: 43) (Ágel/Hennig 2006: 57, vgl. auch Bühler 1934 In Anlehnung an die Ausführungen in der IDS-Grammatik (1997: 311 bzw.…”

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Mündlichkeit, Schriftlichkeit, Synchronizität. Eine Analyse alter und neuer Konzepte zur Klassifizierung neuer Kommunikationsformen

Mündlichkeit, Schriftlichkeit, Synchronizität. Eine Analyse alter und neuer Konzepte zur Klassifizierung neuer Kommunikationsformen

Lexical and prosodic routinization in conceptional orality: conversational self-reformulation in French

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