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Resonance as an Applied Predictor of Cross-Cultural Interaction:Constructional Priming in Mandarin and American English Interaction
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Getting attention in different languages:A usage-based approach to parenthetical LOOK in Chinese, Dutch, English and Italian
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Dynamic resonance and explicit dialogic engagement in Mandarin first language acquisition
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Pre-emptive interaction in language change and ontogeny:the case of [there is no NP]
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Resonance and engagement through (dis-)agreement:Evidence of persistent constructional priming from Mandarin naturalistic interaction
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Language and social minds:The semantics and pragmatics of intersubjectivity
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The Acquisition of Mandarin Relative Clauses in Mandarin-speaking Monolingual and Heritage Mandarin-English Bilingual Children ...
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Uno:A corpus linguistic investigation of intersubjectivity and gender
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Diachronic change of rapport orientation and sentence-periphery in Mandarin
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Evidentiality ‘In’ and ‘As’ Context:Corpus-Based Insights About the Mandarin V-过 guo Construction
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Entrenchment inhibition:Constructional change and repetitive behaviour can be in competition with large-scale “recompositional” creativity
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From Co-Actionality to Extended Intersubjectivity:Drawing on Language Change and Ontogenetic Development
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From co-actions to intersubjectivity throughout Chinese ontogeny:A usage-based analysis of knowledge ascription and expected agreement
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Illocutional concurrences:The case of evaluative speech acts and face-work in spoken Mandarin and American English
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Dynamic resonance and social reciprocity in language change:The case of Good morrow
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The multimodal marking of evidentiality:pragmemes of circumstantial inference and Mandarin written news report
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From immediate to extended intersubjectification:a gradient approach to intersubjective awareness and semasiological change
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An evolutionary approach to semasiological change:Overt influence attempts through the development of the Mandarin 吧-ba particle
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This paper focuses on the pragmatics of overt influence attempts (cf. Reich, 2011, 2012; Tantucci, 2016a) and their cognitive relationship with semasiological change. As a case study, the present analysis is centred on the recent history of the Mandarin 吧-ba sentence-final particle, starting from the Qing Dynasty (1644--1911) up to its present day usage. Corpus-based data from the CCL Peking corpus highlight a progressive shift from an original directive usage towards a later assertive employment. In the latter case, speaker/ writer ‘invites’ addressee/reader to agree with his/her statement on the basis of what is ‘socially’ or ‘interpersonally’ expected to be true/ sensible. The cooperatively ‘expected action’ originally prompted by the particle, will then turn into cooperatively ‘expected certainty’ in later usages. From an evolutionary-psychological angle, at every stage of the cline it emerges the speaker/writer's consistent attempt to exert social influence on addressee/reader in the form of an ‘interested’ co-act proposal (cf. Reich, 2011; Tantucci, 2016b). Crown Copyright © 2017 Published by Elsevier B.V. All rights reserved.
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URL: https://doi.org/10.1016/j.pragma.2017.08.006
https://eprints.lancs.ac.uk/id/eprint/87727/1/An_evolutionary_approach_to_semasiological_change.pdf
https://eprints.lancs.ac.uk/id/eprint/87727/
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