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UNINA990008338930403321 |
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Coli, G. |
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Impianti per il benessere e la sicurezza negli ambienti di lavoro / G. Coli |
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UNINA9910984590303321 |
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Gotzner Nicole |
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Alternatives in Grammar and Cognition / / edited by Nicole Gotzner, Jesse A. Harris, Richard Breheny, Yael Sharvit |
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Cham : , : Springer Nature Switzerland : , : Imprint : Palgrave Macmillan, , 2024 |
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[1st ed. 2024.] |
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1 online resource (391 pages) |
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Palgrave Studies in Pragmatics, Language and Cognition, , 2946-2584 |
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HarrisJesse A |
BrehenyRichard |
SharvitYael |
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Pragmatics |
Psycholinguistics |
Psychology, Experimental |
Natural language processing (Computer science) |
Psycholinguistics and Cognitive Lingusitics |
Experimental Psychology |
Language Processing |
Natural Language Processing (NLP) |
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Chapter 1. Introduction - Alternatives in grammar and cognition (Nicole Gotzner & Jesse A. Harris) -- Part I: The online generation and selection of alternatives in context -- Chapter 2. Generating and selecting alternatives for scalar implicature computation: The Alternative Activation Account and other theories (Nicole Gotzner & Radim Lacina) -- Chapter 3. Informational sources and discourse in the generation and maintenance of alternatives (E. Matthew Husband and Nikole D. Patson) -- Chapter 4. Constructing alternatives: Evidence for the early availability of contextually relevant focus alternatives (Christian J. Muxica & Jesse A. Harris) -- Part II: Operations on salient alternatives -- Chapter 5. Probing the probe: why inference tasks may inflate response rates for scalar implicature (Paul Marty, Jacopo Romoli, Yasutada Sudo & Richard Breheny) -- Chapter 6. How to operate over alternatives: The place of the L*+H pitch accent among possible focus meanings (Alexander Göbel) -- Chapter 7. Answerability Constraints on alternative-introducing salient sentences - Support from the evaluativity effects of only and from scalar implicatures (Yael Greenberg:) -- Chapter 8. Any vs. or and indefinites vs. Modals (Sam Alxatib & Andreea Nicolae) -- Commentary -- Chapter 9. Monotonicity, substitution sources, and the robustness of disjunct alternatives (Raj Singh). |
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This book brings together research investigating foundational issues relating to the generation and restriction of alternative sets from theoretical and empirical perspectives. It includes contributions from noted scholars in the field to provide theoretical arguments, opinionated perspectives synthesizing existing positions, and empirical evidence from experimentation and fieldwork in support of a theoretical framework. Alternatives occupy a central place in formal semantic theory, and are referenced in accounts of various phenomena, including focus, negation, implicature, modality, counterfactuals, and contrastive topics, among others. More recently, experimental investigations have addressed the mental activation and availability of alternatives in sentence comprehension, finding that alternative meanings are computed during incremental processing, and persist in memory after sentence completion for a limited amount of time. The diverse perspectives represented in this volume will serve to clarify and guide the major avenues available in future research on the topic, and the book will be of interest to graduate students and researchers in fields such as linguistics, philosophy and cognitive science. Nicole Gotzner is a Full Professor at Osnabrück University, Germany and co-editor of Palgrave Studies in Pragmatics, Language and Cognition. She has published on a wide range of topics relating to alternatives and received the most important early-career award by the German Research Foundation for her work in this domain. Jesse A. Harris is an Associate Professor at the Linguistics Department of University of California, Los Angeles, USA. He has published widely on the processing of focus-sensitive structures and other topics in experimental pragmatics. Richard Breheny is a Professor of Experimental Linguistics at University College London, UK and co-editor of Palgrave Studies in Pragmatics, Language and Cognition. He has established one of the first labs in the area of Experimental Pragmatics and is widely recognized for his work on numerals and pragmatic inferences. Yael Sharvit is a Professor at the Linguistics Department of UCLA, USA. Her research focuses on formal semantics |
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and the syntax-semantics interface, including work on local implicatures, NPIs and tense semantics. |
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UNINA9910967262203321 |
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Dröscher-Teille Mandy |
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Autorinnen der Negativität : Essayistische Poetik der Schmerzen bei Ingeborg Bachmann – Marlene Streeruwitz – Elfriede Jelinek / Mandy Dröscher-Teille |
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Paderborn, : Brill | Fink, 2018 |
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9783846763179 |
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9783770563173 |
3770563174 |
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[1st ed.] |
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Erinnerungskultur |
Erinnerung |
Essayismus |
Faschismus |
fascism |
female authorship |
Memory |
metatextuality |
Metatextualität |
National Socialism |
Nationalsozialismus |
performativity |
Performativität |
Trauma |
trauma |
weibliche Autorschaft |
essayism |
culture of remembrance |
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Includes bibliographical references. |
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Front Matter -- Inhalt -- Einleitung -- Negativität – Differenz – Weiblichkeit -- Nichtidentität – Dialogizität – Metatextualität oder Essayismus als Vertextungsprinzip -- Weibliche Autorschaft – Selbstreferentialität – Performativität oder ‚die Bachmann‘, ‚die Streeruwitz‘ und ‚die Jelinek‘ als Autorinnen der Negativität -- Erinnerung – Schmerz – Trauma oder zur Darstellung faschistoider Strukturen bei Bachmann, Streeruwitz und Jelinek -- Ingeborg Bachmann – Poetik der Chiffrierung oder zum Rätselcharakter des Schmerzes -- Zwischen Affirmation und Kritik: Marlene Streeruwitz und Elfriede Jelinek über Ingeborg Bachmann und die mediale Bachmann-Rezeption -- Marlene Streeruwitz – „Poetik der Brechung“ zwischen Todes- und Lebensarten -- Exkurs: Mädchenopfer und Töchtermorde „im Namen des Vaters“: Die Vervielfältigung von Bachmanns Vaterfigur in Streeruwitz’ Romanen von Nachwelt. (1999) bis Nachkommen. (2014) -- Elfriede Jelinek – Poetik der „Anmaßung“ oder der abwesend anwesende Schmerz -- Fazit. |
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Ingeborg Bachmann, Marlene Streeruwitz und Elfriede Jelinek sind Autorinnen der Negativität. In ihren Texten sowie in ihren performativen Inszenierungen weiblicher Autorschaft reflektieren sie auf ebenso kritische wie (sprach-)spielerische Weise gesellschaftliche Negativität. Durch eine Poetik der Schmerzen überführen sie die ›verschwiegenen Erinnerungen‹ (Bachmann) des kollektiven Gedächtnisses in einen Erinnerungsprozess, der zwischen Selbstzerstörung und Selbstbestimmung changiert. Die Studie zu den Autorinnen der Negativität arbeitet die Vernetzungen der drei Autorinnen-Poetiken in Bezug auf das Negative und Schmerzhafte heraus. Das strukturelle Ineinandergreifen sowie die inter- und metatextuellen Verstrickungen der Texte, Figuren und Autorschaften werden als essayistischer Vertextungszusammenhang lesbar gemacht: Bachmann, Streeruwitz und Jelinek kommentieren sich kritisch und schreiben ihre Dramen, Prosastücke, Essays und Reden motivisch fort, während sie zugleich selbstreflexiv den Blick auf das eigene Schreiben richten. Bachmanns Frankfurter Vorlesungen, ihre Nachgelassenen Gedichte und der Roman Malina, Streeruwitz’ Tübinger und Frankfurter Poetikvorlesungen, die Erzähltexte Nachwelt., Morire in levitate., Kreuzungen., Die Schmerzmacherin. und Nachkommen. sowie Jelineks Nobelpreisrede Im Abseits und der Essay Textflächen werden im Hinblick auf ihre poetologischen Implikationen, ihr kulturkritisches Potenzial und das Verhältnis von Sprache, Schmerz und Erinnerung analysiert. |
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