Titlebook: Genre, Relevance and Global Coherence; The Pragmatics of Di Christoph Unger Book 2006 Palgrave Macmillan, a division of Macmillan Publisher

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Global coherence and grounding in discoursef varying importance or prominence. This position was originally developed for the study of narratives: early accounts distinguished ‘storyline’ information from ‘non-storyline’ information (Labov and Waletzky 1967) or ‘backbone’ information from supportive information (Grimes 1975). Later studies e

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Expectations of relevance, implicit questioning in discourse, and genre extend my account to a number of issues related to genre. I will argue that issues relating to the role of implicit questions in discourse and the origin of narrative structure should be re-examined in this light. To the extent that genre can be seen as influencing and constraining the kind of impl

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Conversational maxims and genrepothesise that theories of genre are needed only in code-based theories of communication, not in inferential ones. However, this hypothesis is premature since suggestions have been made in the literature to incorporate accounts of genre into Gricean pragmatics. These proposals fall into two broad ca

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