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@misc{877293, author = {Povolná, Renata}, address = {Bristol}, edition = {1. vyd.}, keywords = {academic spoken discourse - discourse markers - negotiation of meaning - coherent interpretation}, language = {eng}, location = {Bristol}, publisher = {University of the West of England}, title = {Interpreting meaning in spoken interaction: the case of I mean. In: I Mean. Conference Proceedings. First International Conference on Meaning in Interaction. University of the West of England, Bristol, 23-25 April, 2009}, url = {http://www.uwe.ac.uk/hlss/llas/events/0809/i-mean/conferenceproceedings.pdf}, year = {2010} }
TY - GEN ID - 877293 AU - Povolná, Renata PY - 2010 TI - Interpreting meaning in spoken interaction: the case of I mean. In: I Mean. Conference Proceedings. First International Conference on Meaning in Interaction. University of the West of England, Bristol, 23-25 April, 2009 PB - University of the West of England CY - Bristol KW - academic spoken discourse - discourse markers - negotiation of meaning - coherent interpretation UR - http://www.uwe.ac.uk/hlss/llas/events/0809/i-mean/conferenceproceedings.pdf L2 - http://www.uwe.ac.uk/hlss/llas/events/0809/i-mean/conferenceproceedings.pdf N2 - Spoken interaction is a cooperative process in which permanent negotiation of meaning between all participants takes place. In this process the speaker can use some signals mostly labelled discourse markers to enable the hearer(s) to arrive at an interpretation which comes as close as possible to the speaker s communicative intentions. Based on quantitative as well as qualitative analysis of texts taken from two corpora representing academic spoken discourse (LLC and MICASE), the author discusses how I mean can enhance the hearer s coherent interpretation and understanding of the message, thus contributing to discourse coherence, which is understood as a dynamic, hearer-oriented and interpretative notion. Is is a book of proceedings which has not been alotted an ISBN number. ER -
POVOLNÁ, Renata. \textit{Interpreting meaning in spoken interaction: the case of I mean. In: I Mean. Conference Proceedings. First International Conference on Meaning in Interaction. University of the West of England, Bristol, 23-25 April, 2009}. 1. vyd. Bristol: University of the West of England, 2010.
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