Parution du volume collectif :
Laure Gardelle, Laurence Vincent-Durroux & Hélène Vinckel-Roisin (eds), 2023. Reference: from conventions to pragmatics. [Studies in Language Companion Series 228]. Amsterdam: John Benjamins. (349 p.)
Table of contents
1. GARDELLE, Laure, Laurence VINCENT-DURROUX & Hélène VINCKEL-ROISIN, “Speakers, addressees and the referential process: a pragmatic approach”
Part I. New insights into referential conventions
2. KRIFKA, Manfred & Fereshteh MODARRESI, “Anaphoric potential of bare nominals, incorporated objects and weak definites in German: experimental results and theoretical modeling”
3. MATHURIN, Elise, “Is ambient it truly non referential?”
4. GARDELLE, Laure, “Lions, flowers and the Romans: exception management in generic and other count plurals”
5. DIAS, Dominique, “Genre and reference chains: from a global to a local approach”
6. FEDERZONI, Silvia, Lydia-Mai HO-DAC & Cécile FABRE, “A linear approach of chain composition”
7. VANDENITTE, Sébastien, “When referents are seen and heard: a comparative study of constructed action in the discourse of LSFB (French Belgian Sign Language) signers and Belgian French speakers”
Part II. From conventions to pragmatics: argumentative contexts
8. LECOLLE, Michelle, “Human collective nouns and plural definite noun phrases: semantic and argumentative perspectives on plural reference in French”
9. VARGAS, Elodie & Jérémy MACHY, “Electric vehicles in the press: referential expressions as carriers of ideology”
10. DJENAR Novi, “Referring to the self and the addressee overtly: an emerging convention in Indonesian argumentative practice?”
Part III. From conventions to pragmatics: creative uses
11. SKALICKY, Stephen & Victoria CHEN, “Leaving this unsaid: a case study of Empty This in Satirical Newspaper Headlines”
12. OUNOUGHI, Samia, “Referential conventions as compromise: the case of oronyms”
13. BERTIN, Thomas, “Referring to an avenue as an ‘artery’ (artère) in French: from lexical signification to referential and discursive issues”
Part IV. From conventions to pragmatics : speaker adjustments in interaction
14. CONSTEN, Manfred, “Who creates reference? – Reference as an interactive procedure in discourse”
15. BALDAUF-QUILLIATRE, Heike, Elizaveta CHERNYSHOVA, Isabel COLON DE CARVAJAL, Carole ETIENNE, Lydia HEIDEN & Laurène SMYKOWSKI, “‘peut-être on peut improviser un peu’: the emergence of joint construction of reference during a card game situation”
16. DAVID, Caroline, Laurence VINCENT-DURROUX, Kerry MULLAN, Christine BÉAL & Cécile POUSSARD, “Temporal reference in oral narratives produced by French learners of English as a second language: the case of AND”
17. LE MENÉ, Marine, Anne SALAZAR ORVIG, Christine DA SILVA-GENEST & Haydée MARCOS, “The choice of referring expressions in adult-child dialogues: the influence of formal and functional factors”