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100 1 Barnes, Betsy K.|0https://id.loc.gov/authorities/names/
n85130381
245 14 The Pragmatics of Left Detachment in Spoken Standard
French.
264 1 Amsterdam/Philadelphia :|bJohn Benjamins Publishing
Company,|c1985.
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505 0 THE PRAGMATICS OF LEFT DETACHMENT IN SPOKEN STANDARD
FRENCH; Editorial page; Title page; Copyright page; Table
of contents; Acknowledgements; 1. INTRODUCTION; 1.1.
Purposes of the study; 1.2. The language of the corpus; 2.
REVIEW OF THE LITERATURE; 2.1. Syntactic descriptions and
the syntactic-pragmatic correlation hypothesis (SPCH);
2.2. Pragmatic descriptions; 3. THE DATA-GENERAL
OBSERVATIONS AND HYPOTHESES; 3.1. Preliminary
observations; 3.2. Problems with the syntactic-pragmatic
correlation hypothesis; 3.2.1. LD in contrastive contexts;
3.2.2. Introduction of new referents.
505 8 3.3. Contrastiveness and topic shift3.4. A new hypothesis
-- In search of LDs of minimal pragmatic motivation; 3.5.
Alternative syntactic analyses; 3.6. The 'domain' of LD:
sentence-topic and discourse-topic; 3.6.1. The notion of
discourse-topic; 3.6.2. LD, sentence-topic, and discourse-
topic in the corpus; 4. PRONOMINAL DETACHMENTS; 4.1.
'Personal' pronouns: first person: moi, nous; 4.2.
'Nonpersonal' pronouns: ça; 5. LEXICALNP-DETACHMENTS; 5.1.
With nonpersonal anaphor; 5.1.1. NP c'est ... ; 5.1.2. NP
aV; 5.2. With personal anaphor: NP il/elle ...
505 8 5.2.1. LD and information statuses -- background5.2.2. The
data; (I) Introduction and summary; (II) LD with evoked
referents; (III) LD with new referents; 5.2.3. LD and the
ya-cleft; 5.2.4. LD vs. NP-subjects: the grounding
principle; 5.3. NP-LDs with nonsubject anaphors; 5.4. The
definiteness constraint; 6. SPECIAL CASES; 6.1.
'Topicalization' and 'Focus Movement' in spoken French;
6.2. No-anaphor LDs; 6.3. Double LDs; 7. CONCLUSION;
NOTES; REFERENCES.
520 Left detachment constructions (LDs) (e.g. un buffet de
campagne, c'est un meuble) are examined in a corpus of
informal spontaneous conversation between educated native
speakers of French. The overwhelming majority of these
constructions are shown to have a clearly pragmatic
motivation. The author's observations support a view of LD
in French as a particular type of paratactic structure
which should be seen primarily as a feature of unplanned
discourse. The analysis partly builds on views expressed
by Knud Lambrecht in an earlier contribution tot this
series.
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