This paper provides a unified semantic and discourse pragmatic analysis of the German particle nämlich, traditionally described as having a specificational and an explanative reading. Our claim is that nämlich is a discourse marker which signals that the expression it is attached to is a short (elliptic) answer to a salient implicit question about the previous utterance. We show how both the explanative and the specificational reading can be derived from this more general semantic contribution. In addition we discuss some cross linguistic consequences of our analysis
We present a connectionist model for the interpretation of dis-course particles in real dialogues th...
This dissertation critically compares the two German focus particles eben and gerade. It has been re...
The paper presents an analysis of the German quantifying question particles (QQPs) w-so and w-alles....
Th e paper presents an analysis of the meaning and discourse eff ects of the German discourse partic...
The German particle nämlich is puzzling because it seems to have two independent semantic functions ...
This dissertation is concerned with the form, function, and distribution of discourse particles in M...
This chapter aims to provide an overview of core questions concerning the nature of so‐called discou...
The purpose of this paper is to propose a new interpretation of doch, a German modal particle that h...
Discourse particles provide important clues to our understanding of the syntax-to-discourse relation...
The German particle "überhaupt" exhibits a variety of uses with seemingly unrelated meanin...
Discourse particle play an important role in the formation of utterances. They signal the relation o...
In this chapter, it will be shown that in the grammar of German, discourse as well as focus particle...
This article analyses the German discourse particle wohl ‘I suppose’, ‘presumably ’ as a syntactic a...
This article analyses the German discourse particle wohl 'I suppose', 'presumably' as a syntactic an...
In this article we analyze the syntactic and semantic properties of modal particles appearing in non...
We present a connectionist model for the interpretation of dis-course particles in real dialogues th...
This dissertation critically compares the two German focus particles eben and gerade. It has been re...
The paper presents an analysis of the German quantifying question particles (QQPs) w-so and w-alles....
Th e paper presents an analysis of the meaning and discourse eff ects of the German discourse partic...
The German particle nämlich is puzzling because it seems to have two independent semantic functions ...
This dissertation is concerned with the form, function, and distribution of discourse particles in M...
This chapter aims to provide an overview of core questions concerning the nature of so‐called discou...
The purpose of this paper is to propose a new interpretation of doch, a German modal particle that h...
Discourse particles provide important clues to our understanding of the syntax-to-discourse relation...
The German particle "überhaupt" exhibits a variety of uses with seemingly unrelated meanin...
Discourse particle play an important role in the formation of utterances. They signal the relation o...
In this chapter, it will be shown that in the grammar of German, discourse as well as focus particle...
This article analyses the German discourse particle wohl ‘I suppose’, ‘presumably ’ as a syntactic a...
This article analyses the German discourse particle wohl 'I suppose', 'presumably' as a syntactic an...
In this article we analyze the syntactic and semantic properties of modal particles appearing in non...
We present a connectionist model for the interpretation of dis-course particles in real dialogues th...
This dissertation critically compares the two German focus particles eben and gerade. It has been re...
The paper presents an analysis of the German quantifying question particles (QQPs) w-so and w-alles....