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|a Intro -- Contents -- List of Figures -- List of Tables -- 1 Preliminary Issues: Category Membership, Methodology, Alternative Perspectives on Discourse Markers -- 1 Theoretical and Empirical Approaches to Discourse Markers -- 2 Characteristics of Discourse Markers, Criteria for Discourse Marker Status -- 2.1 Non-propositionality and Optionality -- 2.2 Context-Dependence -- 2.3 Multifunctionality -- 2.4 Weak Clause Association and Variable Scope -- 2.5 Procedural Meaning/Non-compositionality -- 2.6 High Frequency, Orality, Stigmatization
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|a 3 Automatic Semantic Annotation: Testing Its Methods and Precision -- 4 Corpus and Methodology -- 5 Findings -- 6 Conclusions, Utility of USAS as a Heuristic Tool -- 7 Alternative Perspectives on Discourse-Pragmatic Devices: Outline of the Volume -- References -- Part I Discourse Markers Across Genres -- 2 Discourse Markers in Natural Conversations, Scripted Conversations and Political Interviews: Core and Peripheral Uses -- 1 Introduction -- 1.1 Types of Reports: Direct Reports, Indirect Reports and Voicing -- 1.2 Research Questions -- 2 Research Material
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|a 3 Automated Semantic Annotation and Keyness of Reporting Verbs and Expressions -- 4 The Use of Discourse Markers in Reporting Based on the Findings of Manual Annotation -- 5 Prototypical and Peripheral Uses of Discourse Markers in Reporting Across Four Genres -- 5.1 Core and Peripheral Examples from the MPI Sub-corpus -- 5.2 Core and Peripheral Examples from Scripted Discourse -- 5.3 Core and Peripheral Examples from Celebrity Interviews and Natural Conversations -- 6 Summary, Conclusions -- References -- 3 Discourse Markers from a Critical Perspective: Some Theoretical Issues -- 1 Introduction
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|a 1.1 Discourse Marker Research and Its Relevance to (Critical) Discourse Theory -- 1.2 Perspectives on the Manipulative Potential of Discourse Markers -- 2 Previous Micro-Analyses of Manipulative Intent in Political Discourse -- 3 The Political News Interview as a Genre -- 4 Data and Methodology -- 5 Discourse Markers Marking Manipulative Intent in Political Interviews -- 5.1 Evidential Markers: Suppression and Backgrounding -- 5.2 General Extenders: Playing Down the Importance of Alternative Viewpoints
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|a 5.3 The Role of Quotation Markers in Decontextualizing and Recontextualizing Texts, Legitimizing Opinions and Polarizing the Audience -- 5.4 Other Manifestations of Manipulation: Conversationalization and the Exploitation of Ambiguity -- 6 Conclusions, Directions for Further Research -- References -- 4 Discourse Markers from a Critical Perspective: A Case Study of Discourse Markers in Parliamentary Speeches -- 1 Introduction: Populism and Populist Discursive Strategies -- 2 Contextual Background -- 3 Research Questions, Corpus and Methodology -- 4 Characteristics of Parliamentary Speeches
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|a 5 Propositional Lexical Items and Indexicals Used as Manifestations of Populist Discursive Strategies
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|a This book explores the use of discourse markers - lexical items where drawing a distinction between propositional and non-propositional, syntactically-semantically integrated and discourse-pragmatic uses is especially relevant. Using a combination of qualitative and quantitative methodologies, descriptive and critical (CDA) perspectives, and manual annotation and automatized analyses, the author argues that Discourse Markers (DMs) cannot be effectively studied in isolation, but must instead be contextualised with reference to other discourse-pragmatic devices and their language and genre backgrounds. This book will be of interest to students and academics working in the fields of DM research and critical discourse studies, and will also appeal to scholars working in areas such as genre studies, second language acquisition (SLA), literary analysis, contemporary cinematography, Tolkien scholarship, and Bible studies. Péter B. Furkó is Associate Professor in English Applied Linguistics and Vice Dean for Science and Research at the Department of English Linguistics at Károli Gáspár University of the Reformed Church, Hungary.
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