Titlebook: Dynamic Aspects of Language Processing; Focus and Presupposi Johannes Engelkamp,Hubert D. Zimmer Book 1983 Springer-Verlag Berlin Heidelber

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ed. Knowledge is organized in terms of nominal concepts which have concepts predicated to them. For factual knowledge, we called these nominal concepts individual concepts, each of which has a concrete referent.

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Book 1983ropositional meaning. In this book both aspects, i. e. the syntactic and the semantic structure of sentences have been considered. The dynamic aspects of knowledge use and its relationship to the syntactic structure of sentences are thoroughly analysed and studied empirically. The main question is h

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States of Knowledge,ace against the background of the knowledge structure of speaker and hearer, we then undertook to analyse this knowledge structure more closely. This led us to the typology of knowledge discussed in the previous chapter. We now want to show that distinctions must be made with regard not only to the

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Speech and the Visual Processing of Information,nd only occasionally related it to its surroundings. We investigated the verbal communication of these structures and their states only in individual cases. In the introduction to this book, however, we stated our intention of examining the function of various syntactic-stylistic features which “com

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Verbal Communication of Relationally Given and New Information in Standard Sentences, has also been discussed from the viewpoint of the given-new structure (see [Anisfeld and Klenbort, 1973] for a survey). In the next section we will show that this discussion centres around what we call the relational given-new structure, and that our distinction between conceptually and relationall