语用学研究前沿丛书5：语法、意义与语用

图书标准信息

• 作者 上海外语教育出版社 编
• 出版社 上海外语教育出版社
• 出版时间 2014-06
• 版次 1
• ISBN 9787544637374
• 定价 53.00元
• 装帧 平装
• 开本 16开
• 纸张 胶版纸
• 页数 308页
• 字数 345千字
• 正文语种 简体中文
• 丛书 语用学研究前沿丛书

【内容简介】

　　本丛书为外教社从JohnBenjamins出版公司引进的一套10本语言学原版专著，丛书研讨的专题包括了语用学与哲学、认知语言学、语法、社会学、文化学的交叉领域，展现了语用学研究的最前沿发现。《语用学研究前沿丛书5：语法、意义与语用》内容包括生成语义学、构式分析、词序、布拉格学派、否定、心理空间、象似性等。

【目录】

Prefacetotheseries
Acknowledgements
Introduction

FrankBrisard
1.Theoriesofgrammar
2.Topicsinpragmatics
3.Naturalizinggrammar
Constructionalanalysis

KikiNikiforidou
1.Constructiongrammarandpragmaticanalysis
2.Thepragmaticsofgrammar
3.Extendingthescope：Conventionalpragmaticsandconventionaldiscourse
4.Constructionsingrammaticalization
5.Summaryandprospects
Controlphenomena

BenjaminLyngfelt
1.Introduction
2.Complementcontrol-objectclauses
2.1Controlshift
2.2Otherkindsofcomplementcontrol
3.Adjunctcontrol
4.Arbitrarycontrol
5.Lessdiscussedcontrolpatterns
5.1Controlinnounphrasesandadjectivephrases
5.2Indirectcontrol
5.3Someothercontrolrelations
6.Outlook
Definiteness

RitvaLaury
1.Definitedescriptionsandreference
2.Definitenessandidentifiability
3.Choicebetweentypesofdefiniteexpressions
4.Definitenessandgrammar
5.Definitenessmarking
6.Developmentofdefiniteness
7.Conclusion
Emergentgrammar

Marja-LiisaHelasvuo
1.Introduction
2.Routinizationandtheemergenceofgrammar
3.Emergentgrammarwithinlinguistics
Frameanalysis

BrancaTellesRibeiro&SusanM.Hoyle
1.Introduction
2.Whatareframes?
3.Frameandcontextininteraction
4.Frameandfooting
5.Framingandnonverbalcommunication
6.Framingineverydaytalk
7.Framinginplay
8.Framingandinstitutionaldiscourse
8.1Framingandeducation
8.2Framingandmedicine
9.Perspectivesforfutureresearch
FunctionalDiscourseGrammar：pragmaticaspects

MikeHannay&KeesHengeveld
1.Introduction
2.Outlineofthemodel
2.1FDGandverbalinteraction
2.2ThearchitectureofFDG
2.3Levelsandlayers
3.Theinterpersonallevel
4.DiscourseActsandtherelationsbetweenthem
4.1Introduction
4.2Rhetoricalfunctions
4.3Illocution
5.Subactsandtherelationsbetweenthem
5.1Introduction
5.2Pragmaticfunctions
5.3AscriptionandReference
6.Conclusion
Generativesemantics

JamesD.McCawley
1.Thehistoryofgenerativesemantics
2.TenetsofGS
2.1Againstdeepstructure
2.2Derivationalconstraints
2.3Contextandacceptability
2.4Pragmaticsintegratedinsemantics
2.5Thestatusoflogic
2.6'Transformations'
2.7The'base'
3.PragmaticsinGS
Iconicity

ElzbietaTabakowska
1.Introduction
2.History
3.Iconicityweliveby：Thestateoftheart
3.1Iconicityasinterpretation
3.2Principlesoficonicity
3.3Typesoficonicity
3.4Areasofresearch
4.Perspectives
Informationstructure

JeanetteK.Gundel&ThorsteinFretheim
1.Introduction
2.Whatisinformationstructure?
2.1Referentialgivenness/newness
2.2Relationalgivenness/newness——Topic-focusstructure
3.Howdolanguagesexpressinformationstructure?
3.1Informationstructureandsentenceintonation
3.2Informationstructureandmorphosyntax
4.Thegrammar-pragmaticsinterface
Mentalspaces

ToddOakley
1.Meaningsarenot"in"thewordsthemselves
2.Whatarementalspaces?
3.Roleandvalueinreference
4.Otherfeaturesofmentalspacestheory
4.1Elements，relations，frames
4.2Spacebuilders
5.Spacesandtheproblemsofreference，ambiguity，andpresupposition
5.1Referentialopacity
5.2Pragmaticambiguity
5.3Presuppositionandoptimization
6.Mentalspacesandperspectiveinconditionals，counterfactuals，anddeixis
6.1Conditionalsandcounterfactuals
6.2Deicticexpressions
7.Mentalspacesanddiscoursemanagement
8.Conclusion
Modality

Ferencgiefer
1.Introduction
2.Modalityinlogic
3.Necessityandpossibilityinlinguistics
3.1Epistemicmodality
3.2Deonticmodality
3.3Somefurthertypesofmodality
3.4Thelinguistictradition
4.Evidentials
5.Apossiblesynthesis
6.Syntactictreatmentsofmodality
7.Modalityandpragmatics
7.1Tworeadingsof'possible'
7.2Theillocutionarymeaningofmodalverbs
7.3Deonticspeechacts
7.4Abilityandpossibility
7.5Modalityandgrammaticalization
8.Prospects
Negation

MattiMiestamo
1.Scopeofnegation
2.Markednessofnegation
3.Theexpressionofnegationintheworld'slanguages
4.Negativepolarityitems
5.Negationandscalarity
6.Metalinguisticnegation
7.Negativetransport
8.Negationindiachrony
9.Theacquisitionofnegation
Pragueschool

PetrSgall
1.Historicaloverview
2.Mainconceptsandfieldsofresearch
3.Praguefunctionalismandpragmatics
RoleandReferenceGrammar

RobertD.VanValin，Jr.
1.Introduction
2.Historicalbackground
3.Centralconcepts
3.1Clausestructure
3.2Semanticstructure
3.3Focusstructure
3.4Grammaticalrelationsandlinking
4.SomeimplicationsofRRG
Semanticsvs.pragmatics

KenTurner
1.Fregeanbeginnings
2.Fromthenuntilnow
3.Currentmanoeuvres：（Neo-（Post-））Griceanpragmatics
3.1RelevanceTheory
3.2TheLeastEffortHypothesis
3.3TheQ-，I-andM-PrinciplesHypothesis
3.4Pragmaticintrusion
4.Currentmanoeuvres：（Neo-（Post-））Kaplaneansemantics
5.Postscript：Thelogicalbasisofthesemantics-pragmaticsinterface
6.Conclusion
Tenseandaspect

RobertLBinnick
1.Thesemanticsofmarkersoftenseand/oraspect
1.1Tense
1.2Aspect
1.3Aktionsart
1.4Underspecificationandthe
pragmaticsoftenseandaspect
2.DiscoursefunctionsinMTAchoice
2.1Genre
2.2Focalization
2.3Function
3.DiscoursecoherenceintheinterpretationofMTAs
3.1Discoursecoherence
3.2Thelinguisticlevel
3.3Theintentionallevel
3.4Theattentionallevel
Wordorder

MiriamFried
1.Syntactictypology
2.Pragmaticfunctionsofwordorder
3.Cognitivecorrelatesoftheme/rhemenotions
4.Wordorderingrammaticaldescriptionsandlinguistictheory
5.Diachronicperspective
6.Concludingremarks
Index