The purpose of this paper is to provide a cross-linguistic survey of the variation of coding strategies that are available for the grammatical distinction between direct and indirect speech representation with a particular focus on the expression of indirect reported speech. Cross-linguistic data from a sample of 42 languages will be provided to illustrate the range of available grammatical coding strategies
Abstract According to Volosinov (1971) there is a tension between two indirect discourse practices; ...
The article deals with indirect speech acts in Englishspeaking discourse. Different approaches to t...
Directness and indirectness often cause misunderstanding in intercultural communication, which leads...
The purpose of this paper is to provide a cross-linguistic survey of the variation of coding strateg...
Currently research into indirect reporting in bilingual speech production is considered important be...
Analysis of the use of reported speech in naturally occurring interaction has tended to concentrate ...
The present paper presents a unified analysis of free and embedded indirect speech, with a specific ...
This investigation tests whether a stage-type model of the processing of indirect speech acts is a f...
This paper presents a quantitative study of the use of the Konjunktiv and Indikativ moods in German ...
This study focuses on reported speech in two different genres: spoken conversation and newspaper art...
This study focuses on reported speech in two different genres: spoken conversation and newspaper art...
In this article we analyze as the problem of distinguishing direct / indirect speech act nomination ...
Abstract: An indirect report typically takes the form of a speaker using the locution “said that” to...
Indirect speech is a phenomenon in which a speaker says something he does not literally mean, knowin...
The paper presents the frequency and types of illocutionary metonymy in Hungarian directives in vari...
Abstract According to Volosinov (1971) there is a tension between two indirect discourse practices; ...
The article deals with indirect speech acts in Englishspeaking discourse. Different approaches to t...
Directness and indirectness often cause misunderstanding in intercultural communication, which leads...
The purpose of this paper is to provide a cross-linguistic survey of the variation of coding strateg...
Currently research into indirect reporting in bilingual speech production is considered important be...
Analysis of the use of reported speech in naturally occurring interaction has tended to concentrate ...
The present paper presents a unified analysis of free and embedded indirect speech, with a specific ...
This investigation tests whether a stage-type model of the processing of indirect speech acts is a f...
This paper presents a quantitative study of the use of the Konjunktiv and Indikativ moods in German ...
This study focuses on reported speech in two different genres: spoken conversation and newspaper art...
This study focuses on reported speech in two different genres: spoken conversation and newspaper art...
In this article we analyze as the problem of distinguishing direct / indirect speech act nomination ...
Abstract: An indirect report typically takes the form of a speaker using the locution “said that” to...
Indirect speech is a phenomenon in which a speaker says something he does not literally mean, knowin...
The paper presents the frequency and types of illocutionary metonymy in Hungarian directives in vari...
Abstract According to Volosinov (1971) there is a tension between two indirect discourse practices; ...
The article deals with indirect speech acts in Englishspeaking discourse. Different approaches to t...
Directness and indirectness often cause misunderstanding in intercultural communication, which leads...