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Author(s): Agnieszka Piskorska

ISBN(s): 9789027261199, 9027261199

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Year: 2020

Language: English

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Author: Agnieszka Piskorska

“The chapters in this volume apply the methodology of relevance theory to develop accounts of various pragmatic phenomena which can be associated with the broadly conceived notion of style. Some of them are devoted to central cases of figurative language (metaphor, metonymy, puns, irony) while others deal with issues not readily associated with figurativeness (from multimodal communicative stimuli through strong and weak implicatures to discourse functions of connectives, particles and participles). Other chapters shed light on the use of specific communicative styles, ranging from hate speech to humour and humorous irony. Using the relevance-theoretic toolkit to analyse a spectrum of style-related issues, this volume makes a case for the model of pragmatics founded upon inference and continuity, understood as the non-existence of sharply delineated boundaries between classes of communicative phenomena”– Provided by publisher

Relevance Theory Figuration and Continuity in Pragmatics 1st Edition Table of contents:

Part 1. Continua in Non‑Literalness

Category extension as a variety of loose use — Ewa Wałaszewska
Metonymic relations – from determinacy to indeterminacy — Maria Jodłowiec & Agnieszka Piskorska

Part 2. Concepts, Procedures and Discourse Effects

Evidential participles and epistemic vigilance — Manuel Padilla Cruz
The Greek connective gar: Different genres, different effects? — Sarah Casson
Metarepresentation markers in Indus Kohistani: a study with special reference to the marker of desirable utterances loo — Beate Lübberger

Part 3. Multimodality and Style

When EVERYTHING STANDS OUT, Nothing Does: Typography, expectations and procedures — Kate Scott & Rebecca Jackson
Relevance, style and multimodality: Typographical features as stylistic devices — Ryoko Sasamoto & Minako O’Hagan

Part 4. Pragmatic Effects and Emotions

Towards a relevance‑theoretic account of hate speech — Jadwiga Linde‑Usiekniewicz
Tropes of ill repute: Puns and (often thwarted) expectations of relevance — Agnieszka Solska

Part 5. Stylistic Effects in Literary Works

Another look at “Cat in the rain”: A cognitive pragmatic approach to text analysis — Seiji Uchida
Echoic irony in Philip Larkin’s poetry and its preservation in Polish translations — Agnieszka Walczak
Humour and irony in How to be a Brit by George Mikes — María Ángeles Ruiz‑Moneva

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