This study is about the multicanality of communication observed in an excerpt of an American speaker's second language (French) narrative, recorded on a videotape. We essentially focus on the links which tie and untie the verbal and the gestural in verbal sequences with high versus low degree of concrete semantic content. We concentrate on the functional rather than on the referential aspect of gesture. For verbal contents with a high degree of concreteness, iconic and metaphoric gestures are more dynamogenic, due to the non-native speaker's linguistic instability. As for deictics, they refer to the spatio-temporal dimension of the narrative. For verbal contents with a low degree of concreteness, beats insure lexical or syntactic dynamics a...
International audienceA multimodal approach to the expression of past events in oral interactions ca...
Research on co-verbal gestures has revealed that gestures are cognitively and communicatively quite ...
Past research has suggested that those spontaneous movements of the human hand made during talk conv...
This study is about the multicanality of communication observed in an excerpt of an American speaker...
International audienceWhen we speak, we spontaneously produce cospeech gestures. In this study we ar...
Léonard Jean-Léo and Maria-Beatriz Pinheiro - Enunciation and non-verbal aspects of linguistic cohes...
International audienceAbstract: This article examines the way in which aspectuality is realized with...
This thesis is based on the case study of videotaped dialogue between two British young women. While...
International audienceIt has been known for a while that French is predominantly a verb-framed langu...
Cette recherche est une étude de cas basée sur un corpus vidéo d une conversation entre deux jeunes ...
When children's language abilities develop, so does their use of co-speech gesture. We tested this h...
When speakers communicate, both verbal and non-verbal aspects of behaviour create and influence disc...
The production of cohesive discourse, especially maintained reference, poses problems for early seco...
This study examines the conceptualization of events, and the organization of information to be trans...
This work focusing on listening comprehension in second language (L2) in an exolingual interaction i...
International audienceA multimodal approach to the expression of past events in oral interactions ca...
Research on co-verbal gestures has revealed that gestures are cognitively and communicatively quite ...
Past research has suggested that those spontaneous movements of the human hand made during talk conv...
This study is about the multicanality of communication observed in an excerpt of an American speaker...
International audienceWhen we speak, we spontaneously produce cospeech gestures. In this study we ar...
Léonard Jean-Léo and Maria-Beatriz Pinheiro - Enunciation and non-verbal aspects of linguistic cohes...
International audienceAbstract: This article examines the way in which aspectuality is realized with...
This thesis is based on the case study of videotaped dialogue between two British young women. While...
International audienceIt has been known for a while that French is predominantly a verb-framed langu...
Cette recherche est une étude de cas basée sur un corpus vidéo d une conversation entre deux jeunes ...
When children's language abilities develop, so does their use of co-speech gesture. We tested this h...
When speakers communicate, both verbal and non-verbal aspects of behaviour create and influence disc...
The production of cohesive discourse, especially maintained reference, poses problems for early seco...
This study examines the conceptualization of events, and the organization of information to be trans...
This work focusing on listening comprehension in second language (L2) in an exolingual interaction i...
International audienceA multimodal approach to the expression of past events in oral interactions ca...
Research on co-verbal gestures has revealed that gestures are cognitively and communicatively quite ...
Past research has suggested that those spontaneous movements of the human hand made during talk conv...