From Text to Interpretability: A Contribution to the Discussion of Basic Terms in Text Linguistics

Kapitel in diesem Buch

1. i-iv i
2. Foreword v
3. Contents ix
4. Part I
5. Coherence as a Principle in the Regulation of Discursive Production 3
6. On Michel Charolles’ “Coherence as a Principle in the Regulation of Discursive Production” 16
7. Strategies, Tactics and Realistic Methods of Text Analysis. Comments on Michel Charolles’ “Coherence as a Principle in the Regulation of Discursive Production” 28
8. Comments on Eikmeyer’s and Andor’s Report 37
9. Text Coherence in a Dialogical Presuppositional Group: Chapter XXXI of Unamuno’s “Niebla” 41
10. Co-report on “Text Coherence in a Dialogical Presuppositional Group: Chapter XXXI of Unamuno’s Niebla” by Klaus Heger 100
11. Some Comments on the Contribution of Klaus Heger: “Text Coherence in a Dialogical Presuppositional Group: Chapter XXXI of Unamuno’s Niebla” 107
12. Some Comments on the Comments by Michael Metzeltin and Wolfgang Raible 116
13. Coherence in Scientific Texts 122
14. Remarks on Form, Coherence, and Knowledge. Comment on Lita Lundquist’s “Coherence in Scientific Texts” 150
15. Remarks on “Coherence in Scientific Texts” by Lita Lundquist 158
16. Some Comments on the Comments by Klaus Hölker and Anette Villemoes 171
17. Man, Verbal Text, Inferencing, and Coherence. (This study is dedicated to the memory of Prof. Dr. Peter Hartmann) 174
18. Coherence and Cohesion: Comments on Roger G. van de Velde’s Paper “Man, Verbal Text, Inferencing, and Coherence” 218
19. Report of Roger G. van de Velde’s Paper “Man, Verbal Text, Inferencing, and Coherence” 228
20. On some Limitations of Interpersonal Understanding. (Comments on the comments by P. Bosch and F. Daneš) 240
21. Coherence – Interaction of Modules 256
22. Coherence in Interpretation. Comments on Dieter Viehweger’s Paper: “Coherence – Interaction of Modules” 275
23. Is Coherence a Pragmatic Phenomenon? Comments on Dieter Viehweger’s Paper “Coherence – Interaction of Modules” 283
24. Coherence is Also a Pragmatic Phenomenon. Some Rejoinders to E.-M. Conte and R. Harweg 291
25. Part II
26. Constitution of Relationships as a Factor in Interactive Coherence 305
27. Toward a Taxonomy of Structure Shifts 324
28. Some Aspects of Language Understanding, Language Production, and Intercomprehension in Verbal Interaction 342
29. Part III
30. From Text to Interpretability: A Contribution to the Discussion of Basic Terms in Text Linguistics 369
31. Connectedness of Texts: A Bibliographical Survey. (Part II) 383
32. Index of Names 401
33. 411-412 411