Irony, quotation, and other forms of staged intertextuality

Chapters in this book

1. Prelim pages i
2. Table of contents v
3. Perspective and perspectivation in discourse 1
4. A. Perspectivity
5. Knowledge and perspective setting 15
6. Explicit and implicit perspectivity 25
7. Perspectives, implicitness and recontextualization 41
8. Quaestio and L-perspectivation 59
9. Grammaticalization of perspectivity 89
10. B. Perspectivation in discourse and interaction
11. Verbal practices of perspective grounding 113
12. Perspectivity and professional role in verbal interaction 143
13. “You can say you to yourself” 167
14. Strategic uses of self and other perspectives 181
15. Irony, quotation, and other forms of staged intertextuality 201
16. C. Perspectivity
17. Social discrimination and aggression 233
18. Perspective-related differences in interpretations of injustice in close relationships 251
19. Perspectivity in dialogues involving people with cerebral palsy 263
20. Perspective-dependent attributions in court 287
21. D. Perspectivity in reconstructive genres
22. Point of view, narrative mode and the constitution of narrative texts 307
23. Global and local aspects of perspectivity 323
24. Perspectivity in reported dialogues 347
25. The role of the narrative perspective in the cognitive-cultural context 375
26. Author index 389
27. Subject index 395