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出版者:第1版 (2009年7月1日)
作者:郑通涛
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页数:268 页
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出版时间:2009年7月1日
价格:35.00元
装帧:平装
isbn号码:9787561533130
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- 话语标记
- 工具书
- 音韵学
- 语言学
- 古文字
- discoursemarkers
- discourse
- CA
- 汉语话语标志
- 语用学
- 话语分析
- 语言学
- 社会语言学
- 认知语言学
- 对比语言学
- 修辞学
- 中国语言
- 个案研究
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《汉语话语言谈标志的理论及个例研究》由厦门大学出版社出版。
这本书以汉语话语言作为研究核心，系统地探讨了汉语在不同语言环境中的交流作用及其深层文化内涵。作者通过深入分析大量文献资料，结合多学科视角，为读者提供了一个全面理解这一主题的框架。书中首先梳理了汉语作为一种独特语言结构的特点，特别是其韵律感和声调体系，这些特征在跨文化交流中扮演了关键角色。接着，研究者详细阐述了汉语话语言在现代媒体、商业以及教育中的应用，揭示了它如何被不同社会群体所利用，以传递信息与价值观。 在理论部分，书采用了多层面的方法论，包括历史发展分析、语言学研究和文化批判等。通过对比研究汉语与其他语言在交流模式上的异同，作者强调了语言与文化密不可分的关系，并探讨了这一点对全球化背景下跨文化沟通的意义。此外，书中还涉及大量实例分析，如在旅游宣传、公共广播以及企业品牌传播中的汉语使用方式，这些都帮助读者更直观地理解理论在实际应用中的价值。 个例研究则是本书的重要组成部分，通过具体案例的剖析，展示了汉语话语言在不同情境下的表现与效果。例如，在某次国际展览中，作者详细分析了演讲者运用汉语话语言吸引观众的策略；在另一个案例中，书档记录了一家企业通过优化内部沟通使用汉语语言，从而提升团队协作效率。这些个例不仅丰富了理论讨论，也提供了宝贵的实践参考。 书中还特别注重对读者理解汉语文化背景的重要性，通过深入探讨汉语的语义、语用及其背后的社会意义，帮助读者更好地把握语言背后蕴含的文化价值。此外，本书还涵盖了一些最新研究成果和前沿话题，如人工智能技术在汉语处理中的应用，以及数字平台如何改变传统语言交流方式。 总体而言，这本书不仅是一部系统性的理论著作，更是一个结合丰富案例、深入分析的综合性读物，旨在为学生、研究者及对汉语文化感兴趣的人提供全面且实用的知识支持。通过这份详尽的内容，读者能够更清晰地认识到汉语话语言在多维度交流中的独特作用和重要价值。
作者简介
郑通涛(澳大利亚双博士、博士生导师)，澳大利亚归国华侨，著名语言学、计算机科学专家。生于1955年6月，福建漳州人，现被聘为厦门大学海外教育学院院长、厦门大学国际学院院长。
曾是澳大利亚前总理陆克文的中文普通话指导教师。
目录信息
General Introduction
Transcription and Glossing Conventions
Abstract
中文摘要
Chapter 1 Introduction
1.1 A Short History of Discourse Analysis
1.2 A Short History of Text Analysis in China
1.3 The Studies of the Discourse Markers (DMs)
1.3.1 What areDMs
1.3.2 Scholars' Views of DMs
1.4 Single Discourse Marker Studies
1.5 Chinese DMs Studies
1.6 Conclusion
Chapter 2 Discourse Markers in Amoy Chinese
2.1 Amoy Chinese
2.I.I DMs in the Turn-initial Position
2.I.2 DMs in the Turn-final Position
2.2 Some Intonation Features of DMs in Amoy Chinese
2.3 Influence of Topic on the Occurrence of h
2.3.1 Discourse Topic
2.3.2 Discourse Topic and the Use of DMs
2.3.3 Classification of Topic and hS' s Correlation
2.4 h and Social Variables
2.4.1 Sensitive to Conversational Contexts
2.4.2 Sensitive to Degree of Intimacy
2.4.3 Co-occurrence with Other Intimacy Markers
2.5 Discourse Structures and the Occurrence of h
2.5.1 A Classification of Discourse Structures
2.5.2 h Connects Discourse Structures to the Topic
2.6 Speech Acts and the Occurrence of h
2.7 Speaker Subjective Certainty and the Occurrence of h
2.8 Dependent Nature of h
2.9 Relevant Knowledge and the Occurrence of h
2.10 The Relationship between h, Entropy and Redundancy
2.10.1 Entropy and Redundancy
2.10.2 DMs as Stabilizing Devices
2.10.3 h's Use in Stabilizing Conversation
2.11 Conclusion
Chapter 3 Prosodic Features Associated with h
3.1 Relationship between Prosodic Features and Affective Meaning
3.2 Basic Prosodic Features of DMs in Chinese
3.3 The Difference between Tonic Patterns of DMs and Lexical Tones
3.3.1 Different Distributions and Different Functions
3.3.2 Inconsistent Relations DMs of Intonation among the Dialects
3.3.3 The Inconsistent Correspondence in One Language
3.3.4 The Features of Tonic Patterns of Chinese Auxiliary Words
3.3.5 A Consistent Regular Tonic Patterns of DMs in Chinese Languages
3.3.6 The Foregrounding Function of DMs
3.3.7 Semantic Variation of DMs' Tonic Patterns
3.3.8 The Hierarchical System of Tonic Patterns of DMs
3.4 Tonic Patterns of DMs Associated with Speech Acts
3.5 Varied Tonic Patterns of DM h
3.5.1 Falling Intonation of h
3.5.2 Rising Intonation of b5
3.5.3 High Level Intonation of h
3.5.4 Long and Short Length Intonation of
3.6 Phonological Comparison between Initial and Final h
3.6.1 Two Different Distributions and Their Implications
3.6.2 A Distribution Hypothesis of DMs
3.7 The Pause after DM h
3.7.1 The Length of Pause in Two Positions
3.7.2 "Intensified Orientation" of the Pause
3.8 h and Previous Emphasized Syllables
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Chapter 4 h and Information Management
Chapter 5 h in the Turn-taking System
Chapter 6 h and Coherence
Chapter 7 h and Interpersonl Relationships Reflecting Amoy Chinese Culture
Chapter 8 Conclusion
Bibliography
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Transcription and Glossing Conventions
Abstract
中文摘要
Chapter 1 Introduction
1.1 A Short History of Discourse Analysis
1.2 A Short History of Text Analysis in China
1.3 The Studies of the Discourse Markers (DMs)
1.3.1 What areDMs
1.3.2 Scholars' Views of DMs
1.4 Single Discourse Marker Studies
1.5 Chinese DMs Studies
1.6 Conclusion
Chapter 2 Discourse Markers in Amoy Chinese
2.1 Amoy Chinese
2.I.I DMs in the Turn-initial Position
2.I.2 DMs in the Turn-final Position
2.2 Some Intonation Features of DMs in Amoy Chinese
2.3 Influence of Topic on the Occurrence of h
2.3.1 Discourse Topic
2.3.2 Discourse Topic and the Use of DMs
2.3.3 Classification of Topic and hS' s Correlation
2.4 h and Social Variables
2.4.1 Sensitive to Conversational Contexts
2.4.2 Sensitive to Degree of Intimacy
2.4.3 Co-occurrence with Other Intimacy Markers
2.5 Discourse Structures and the Occurrence of h
2.5.1 A Classification of Discourse Structures
2.5.2 h Connects Discourse Structures to the Topic
2.6 Speech Acts and the Occurrence of h
2.7 Speaker Subjective Certainty and the Occurrence of h
2.8 Dependent Nature of h
2.9 Relevant Knowledge and the Occurrence of h
2.10 The Relationship between h, Entropy and Redundancy
2.10.1 Entropy and Redundancy
2.10.2 DMs as Stabilizing Devices
2.10.3 h's Use in Stabilizing Conversation
2.11 Conclusion
Chapter 3 Prosodic Features Associated with h
3.1 Relationship between Prosodic Features and Affective Meaning
3.2 Basic Prosodic Features of DMs in Chinese
3.3 The Difference between Tonic Patterns of DMs and Lexical Tones
3.3.1 Different Distributions and Different Functions
3.3.2 Inconsistent Relations DMs of Intonation among the Dialects
3.3.3 The Inconsistent Correspondence in One Language
3.3.4 The Features of Tonic Patterns of Chinese Auxiliary Words
3.3.5 A Consistent Regular Tonic Patterns of DMs in Chinese Languages
3.3.6 The Foregrounding Function of DMs
3.3.7 Semantic Variation of DMs' Tonic Patterns
3.3.8 The Hierarchical System of Tonic Patterns of DMs
3.4 Tonic Patterns of DMs Associated with Speech Acts
3.5 Varied Tonic Patterns of DM h
3.5.1 Falling Intonation of h
3.5.2 Rising Intonation of b5
3.5.3 High Level Intonation of h
3.5.4 Long and Short Length Intonation of
3.6 Phonological Comparison between Initial and Final h
3.6.1 Two Different Distributions and Their Implications
3.6.2 A Distribution Hypothesis of DMs
3.7 The Pause after DM h
3.7.1 The Length of Pause in Two Positions
3.7.2 "Intensified Orientation" of the Pause
3.8 h and Previous Emphasized Syllables
……
Chapter 4 h and Information Management
Chapter 5 h in the Turn-taking System
Chapter 6 h and Coherence
Chapter 7 h and Interpersonl Relationships Reflecting Amoy Chinese Culture
Chapter 8 Conclusion
Bibliography
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