#DiscourseMarker - Twitter Hashtag

almost 5 years ago

Hearing a talker say 'like' all the time makes you think of ‘lime’, ‘lice’, and ‘lion’. Discourse markers activate their cohort competitors. @MPI_NL #DiscourseProcesses #discoursemarker https://t.co/BIY3hZrDvM

DProcesses's tweet photo. Hearing a talker say 'like' all the time makes you think of ‘lime’, ‘lice’, and ‘lion’. Discourse markers activate their cohort competitors. @MPI_NL #DiscourseProcesses #discoursemarker https://t.co/BIY3hZrDvM https://t.co/HVid1pfv6D

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Cadernos de Linguística @CadernosL

over 5 years ago

In this paper, Elizabeth Traugott exemplifies her recent research on the historical development in English of metatextual discourse markers with a diachronic construction grammar perspective on "by the way". #constructiongrammar #DiscourseMarker https://t.co/xwm2YR1nJd

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Sofia Rüdiger @uhlon_dohlenko

over 5 years ago

Soooooo, what's next? #So as a #DiscourseMarker in #ELF is next! Caroline Collet, @DiemerStefan and @MLBrunner investigate the discursive functions of 'so' in Skype conversations: https://t.co/7GmLdqZkUn (#OpenAccess). Keywords: #PragmaticCompetence; #DiscourseAnalysis; #ViMELF

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Cadernos de Linguística @CadernosL

over 5 years ago

In this paper, Elizabet Traugott argues that because pragmatic markers in general play a major role in negotiating meaning, they are an important part of speakers’ knowledge of language. https://t.co/FYpRlX8wn4 #OpenAccess #ConstructionGrammar #DiscourseMarker

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LANSI @lansi_tc

over 5 years ago

For all you #DiscourseMarker peeps out there, here’s one on #but for you. @ISCAupdates @TweetsEmca @EMCA_News @AAALGrads @lsi_nca @ICA_Language #emca @tcalandtesol #lansibunch #altesolalumni @tcsaltjournal @BoldenGalina

lansi_tc's tweet photo. For all you #DiscourseMarker peeps out there, here’s one on #but for you. @ISCAupdates @TweetsEmca @EMCA_News @AAALGrads @lsi_nca @ICA_Language #emca @tcalandtesol #lansibunch #altesolalumni @tcsaltjournal @BoldenGalina https://t.co/djs1TarlBJ

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Jean-Luc Chevillard @JLC1956

almost 6 years ago

@noluckst2 @sociolinguista As a native speaker of French, I can #intuitively feel what "bon", "bien" & "eh beh" are (VERY) good for :-)) but as a non-native user of English, I have no clue about the nature of the initial example which was used by the first linguist who called "well" a #DiscourseMarker

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Yvonne Tse Crepaldi 謝芳 @yvonnecrepaldi

almost 6 years ago

Does a "#DiscourseMarker" actually embrace a CA perspective? Or is it a pragmatic term? It sounds like a handy term to call some linguistic items like conjunctions or adverbs (well, anyhow, anyway etc.) #EMCA

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