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<p>Liebe PLING-Mitglieder,</p>
<p>nächste Woche wird am Institut für Romanistik ein Gastvortrag
stattfinden:<br>
</p>
<p><b>Prof. Dr. Stefan Schneider (Universität Graz)<br>
“Deverbale Diskursmarker. Ein Überblick.“</b></p>
<p>Datum: Friday, <b>24. Jänner 2025</b><br>
Zeit: 14:00<br>
Ort: ROM 14<br>
Institut für Romanistik<br>
Campus (Hof 8)</p>
<p>Der Gastvortrag, der auch per Zoom zugänglich sein wird, steht im
Zusammenhang mit der nach dem Vortrag stattfindenden<br>
</p>
<p><b>Poster-Session (15:30-17:00)</b><br>
</p>
<p>zu dem BA/MA Seminar (Italienisch)<br>
„Guarda, sai, vediamo... Verbale Diskursmarker? Segnali discorsivi
verbali?“<br>
und dem BA Seminar (Spanisch)<br>
„Marcadores discursivos deverbales“,<br>
zu welcher wir Sie ebenfalls alle ganz herzlich einladen.<br>
</p>
<p>Während der Poster-Session gibt es auch Nachmittagskaffee bzw.
einen kleinen Imbiss.<br>
</p>
<p><b>Zoom-Link:</b>
<a class="moz-txt-link-freetext" href="https://univienna.zoom.us/j/61974737280?pwd=TR2O8alOQCuJu5aXJgd5o5SKY0M1fj.1">https://univienna.zoom.us/j/61974737280?pwd=TR2O8alOQCuJu5aXJgd5o5SKY0M1fj.1</a><br>
Kenncode 617474<br>
</p>
<p> Abstract (see below) und Vortragsfolien sind auf Englisch, der
Vortrag selbst aber findet auf <b>Deutsch </b>statt.</p>
<p>Herzliche Grüße,</p>
<p>Eva-Maria Remberger & Peter Herbeck<br>
</p>
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<p><b>Deverbal discourse markers: An overview</b><br>
Stefan Schneider (Graz)</p>
<p>Deverbal discourse markers, a subset of discourse markers, are
characterized by their great<br>
number and variety. They derive from verbs or are based on verbs,
that is, they are constructions<br>
diachronically or synchronically containing a (mostly inflected)
verb and one or more optional<br>
elements. Like all discourse markers, their procedural meaning
regards the relationship between<br>
utterances, between the addresser and his or her utterance or
between the addresser and the<br>
addressee. Structurally, deverbal discourse markers are detached
constructions, which allows them<br>
to appear in various positions within an utterance that are
compatible with their procedural<br>
meaning. They occur in oral speech, with some also appearing in
written language.<br>
Both regarding their synchrony and their diachrony, deverbal
discourse markers are well-<br>
known, due to extensive research in the last decades. However,
this long research tradition has so<br>
far not produced a widely accepted denomination. The various
analytical viewpoints from which<br>
these elements have been studied have led to a host of different
denominations and definitions.<br>
Probably the most well-known term is parenthetical verb,
introduced by Urmson (1952). During the<br>
same decade, Benveniste (1966 [1958]) discusses a similar group of
elements under the heading<br>
verbes d'opération. Andersen (2007) and Company Company (2008),
both from a pragmatic<br>
perspective, use respectively marqueur discursif propositionnel
and deverbal discourse marker.<br>
More recently, Schneider (2020, 2022, 2024) employs marqueur
déverbal, segnale discorsivo<br>
deverbale and deverbal discourse marker. Lists of denominations
can be found in Dostie (2004),<br>
Schneider (2007), Kaltenböck (2013), Ghezzi & Molinelli (2014)
and Heine & Kaltenböck (2021).<br>
The presentation offers an overview of their semantic, pragmatic,
morphosyntactic and<br>
phonological properties. The markers are examined using examples
from the Romance languages.<br>
</p>
<p><b>References<br>
</b>Andersen 2007 = Hanne L. Andersen 2007. Marqueurs discursifs
propositionnels. Langue française 154, 13-28.<br>
Benveniste 1966 [1958] = Émile Benveniste 1966 [1958]. De la
subjectivité dans le langage. Émile Benveniste.<br>
Problèmes de linguistique générale. Vol. 1. Gallimard, 258-66.
[Originally published in Journal de Psychologie 55,<br>
257-265].<br>
Company Company 2008 = Concepción Company Company 2008. The
directionality of grammaticalization in Spanish.<br>
Journal of Historical Pragmatics 9.2, 200-224.<br>
Dostie 2004 = Gaétane Dostie 2004. Pragmaticalisation et marqueurs
discursifs. Analyse sémantique et traitement<br>
lexicographique. De Boeck Duculot.<br>
Ghezzi & Molinelli 2014 = Chiara Ghezzi, Piera Molinelli 2014.
Italian guarda, prego, dai. Pragmatic markers and the<br>
left and right periphery. Kate Beeching, Ulrich Detges (eds.).
Discourse functions at the left and right periphery.<br>
Crosslinguistic investigations of language use and language
change. Brill, 117-50.<br>
Heine & Kaltenböck 2021 = Bernd Heine, Gunther Kaltenböck
2021. From clause to discourse marker: on the<br>
development of comment clauses. Language Sciences 87.101400, 1-16.<br>
Kaltenböck 2013 = Gunther Kaltenböck 2013. The development of
comment clauses. Bas Aarts et al. (eds.). The verb<br>
phrase in English: Investigating recent language change with
corpora. Cambridge University Press, 286-317.<br>
Schneider 2007 = Stefan Schneider 2007. Reduced parenthetical
clauses as mitigators. A corpus study of spoken<br>
French, Italian and Spanish. Benjamins.<br>
Schneider 2020 = Stefan Schneider 2020. L'évolution des marqueurs
déverbaux cognitifs de l'ancien français au<br>
français classique. Marta Saiz-Sánchez, Amalia Rodríguez
Somolinos, Sonia Gómez-Jordana Ferary (eds.). Marques<br>
d'oralité et représentation de l'oral en français. Presses
universitaires Savoie Mont Blanc, 335-55.<br>
Schneider 2022 = Stefan Schneider 2022. Dal verbo immaginare al
segnale discorsivo immagino. Estensione, rianalisi e<br>
adattamento. Storie e linguaggi 8.1, 225-48.<br>
Schneider 2024 = Stefan Schneider 2024. French j'imagine, Spanish
me imagino. Similarities and differences in their<br>
recent pragmatic development. Salvador Pons Bordería, Shima
Salameh Jiménez (eds.). Language change in the<br>
20th century. Exploring micro-diachronic evolutions in Romance
languages. Benjamins, 240-60.<br>
Urmson 1952 = James O. Urmson 1952. Parenthetical verbs. Mind 61,
480-96.<br>
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