Projection and Minimalistic Syntax in Interaction
Projection and Minimalistic Syntax in Interaction
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交互中的投影和简约语法
DOI：
10.1080/01638530902728934
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发表时间：
2009
影响因子：
2.2
通讯作者：
P. Auer
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作者：
P. Auer
对未来语言事件的时间预测是人类互动中的一项普遍任务。投影总是基于顺序知识（即，关于上级类别的元素如何在在线语音产生中被序列化）。正如对话分析中广泛显示的那样，这些知识可能与动作的顺序有关。然而，它也可以基于语法知识。语法是使投射成为可能的一套约定俗成的形式方法。这篇文章探讨了简约主义句法如何成为一种投射装置，并且仍然发挥着它的作用。四个典型的口头语法结构的德国被认为是，和他们的倾向admindesis（相比，他们更规范的，书面的同行）进行了分析，在一个在线的方法来口语。
Projections of future linguistic events in time are a pervasive task in human interaction. Projection is always based on sequential knowledge (i.e., on how the elements of a superordinated category are serialized in online speech production). This knowledge can relate to the sequencing of actions, as extensively shown in conversation analysis. However, it can also be based on grammatical knowledge. Grammar is a conventionalized set of formal ways of making projections possible. This article explores how minimalistic syntax can become and still do its job as a projecting device. Four typically oral syntactic constructions of German are considered, and their tendencies toward asyndesis (when compared to their more canonical, written counterparts) are analyzed in terms of an online approach to spoken language.