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1. Reportable Facts and a Personal Touch: The Functions of Direct Quotes in Online News
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Daniela Landert
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Chapters in this book
- Frontmatter i
- Acknowledgements v
- Table of Contents vii
- Introducing Quoting as a Ubiquitous Meta-communicative Act 1
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Part I: Quoting Now
- 1. Reportable Facts and a Personal Touch: The Functions of Direct Quotes in Online News 29
- 2. Quoting in Online Message Boards: An Interpersonal Perspective 53
- 3. The Complexities of Thread-internal Quoting in English and German Online Discussion Fora 71
- 4. Quoting in Political Discourse: Professional Talk Meets Ordinary Postings 97
- 5. Quotation and Online Identity: The Voice of Tacitus in German Newspapers and Internet Discussions 125
- 6. “Ich kenne da so einen Jungen … kennen ist gut, wir waren halt mal zusammen weg.” On the Pragmatics and Metapragmatics of X ist gut in German 147
- 7. Only “nur”. Scare Quoted (Exclusive) Focus Particles at the Semantics/ Pragmatics Interface 177
- 8. Manufacturing Credibility: Academic Quoting Across Cultures 209
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Part II: Quoting Then
- 9. Quotative Markers in A Corpus of English Dialogues 1560–1760 231
- 10. Histories of Talking about Talk: Quethen, Quoth, Quote 255
- 11. Quoting and Translating Latin in the Old English Homilies of the Vercelli Book 271
- 12. Quoting and Plagiarising – Concepts of Both Now and Then? 291
- 13. In-between Cognitively Isolated Quotes and References: Looking for Answers Lurking in Textual Margins 319
- 14. Quotations in Early Modern English Witness Depositions 343
- 15. Haunting Evidence: Quoting the Prisoner in 19th Century Old Bailey Trial Discourse. The Defences of Cooper (1842) and McNaughten (1843) 369
- 16. Quotations from 17th and 18th Century Medical Case Reports1 401
- About the Authors 419
- Index of Subjects 425
Chapters in this book
- Frontmatter i
- Acknowledgements v
- Table of Contents vii
- Introducing Quoting as a Ubiquitous Meta-communicative Act 1
-
Part I: Quoting Now
- 1. Reportable Facts and a Personal Touch: The Functions of Direct Quotes in Online News 29
- 2. Quoting in Online Message Boards: An Interpersonal Perspective 53
- 3. The Complexities of Thread-internal Quoting in English and German Online Discussion Fora 71
- 4. Quoting in Political Discourse: Professional Talk Meets Ordinary Postings 97
- 5. Quotation and Online Identity: The Voice of Tacitus in German Newspapers and Internet Discussions 125
- 6. “Ich kenne da so einen Jungen … kennen ist gut, wir waren halt mal zusammen weg.” On the Pragmatics and Metapragmatics of X ist gut in German 147
- 7. Only “nur”. Scare Quoted (Exclusive) Focus Particles at the Semantics/ Pragmatics Interface 177
- 8. Manufacturing Credibility: Academic Quoting Across Cultures 209
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Part II: Quoting Then
- 9. Quotative Markers in A Corpus of English Dialogues 1560–1760 231
- 10. Histories of Talking about Talk: Quethen, Quoth, Quote 255
- 11. Quoting and Translating Latin in the Old English Homilies of the Vercelli Book 271
- 12. Quoting and Plagiarising – Concepts of Both Now and Then? 291
- 13. In-between Cognitively Isolated Quotes and References: Looking for Answers Lurking in Textual Margins 319
- 14. Quotations in Early Modern English Witness Depositions 343
- 15. Haunting Evidence: Quoting the Prisoner in 19th Century Old Bailey Trial Discourse. The Defences of Cooper (1842) and McNaughten (1843) 369
- 16. Quotations from 17th and 18th Century Medical Case Reports1 401
- About the Authors 419
- Index of Subjects 425
