Pre-Terminal Levels of Process in Oral and Written Language Production

Chapters in this book

1. I-VI I
2. I. Introduction
3. Oral Communication: Theoretical Differentiation and Integration of an Empirical Field 3
4. II. Approaches to Orality from the Perspectives of Different Disciplines
5. Somatic Communication: How Useful is ‘Orality’ for the Characterization of Speech Events and Cultures? 19
6. Discourse Production in Oral Communication. A Study Based on French 30
7. Pre-Terminal Levels of Process in Oral and Written Language Production 67
8. III. The Empirical Domains
9. Oral Cultures
10. Oral Literature Embodied and Disembodied 91
11. Verbal Duelling in Caucasian Georgia. Ethnolinguistic Studies of Three Oral Poetic Attack Genres 112
12. Orality in Spoken German Standard and Substandard 138
13. Levels of Analysis
14. Nonverbal Aspects of Oral Communication 169
15. Deixis and Orality: Explaining Games in Face-to-Face Interaction 181
16. Sentence Construction Within Interaction 198
17. Discourse and Oral Contextualizations: Vocal Cues 220
18. Orality in Ontogenesis
19. The Ontogenetic Aspect of Orality: Towards the Interactive Constitution of Linguistic Development 256
20. “Tell Me a Book” or “Play Me a Story”: The Oral Roots of Literacy Socialization 275
21. Drama and Narration
22. Reconstructive Genres of Everyday Communication 289
23. Written Drama — Oral Performance 305
24. Public and Institutional Orality
25. Orality and Public Discourse. On the Rhetoric of Media and Political Communication 322
26. Secondary Orality in the Electronic Media 340
27. Medical Speech Events as Resources for Inferring Differences in Expert- Novice Diagnostic Reasoning 364
28. IV. Methods
29. Conversation Analysis: Methodological Aspects 391
30. Ethnographic Methods in the Analysis of Oral Communication. Some Suggestions for Linguists 419
31. Empirical and Semiotic Foundations for Prosodic Analysis 441
32. Analysis of Nonverbal Communication 480
33. List of Contributors 489
34. Subject Index 491
35. 494 494