An innovative German quotative for reporting on embodied actions: Und ich so/und er so ‘and i'm like/and he's like’

Golato, Andrea

doi:10.1016/s0378-2166(99)00030-2

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“…Thus, the report verb can be omitted, but pronouns and tense are used in a manner appropriate to DQ. This kind of construction seems to be associated with a performative or enacting function of reported speech (see Golato, 2000). In quotation, the choice of verb tense, like the choice of spatial and temporal orientation, is determined by the point of reference of the quote.…”

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Complements of verbs of utterance and thought in Brazilian Portuguese narratives

Cunha

2012

Journal of Portuguese Linguistics

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Complements of verbs of utterance and thought in Brazilian Portuguese narratives

Cunha

2012

Journal of Portuguese Linguistics

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“…The different means used for introducing direct speech have been analysed in many languages (see Güldemann 2008, Vandelanotte 2012, Golato 2000, Deutscher 2011), most recently also in Latin (e.g. Fruyt 2011, Gayno 2015, Sznajder 2015.…”

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Marking the end of direct speech in Late Latin

Mikulová¹

2016

Graeco-Latina Brunensia

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The present paper examines the marking of the end of direct speech in five selected Late Latin texts. It shows that a range of strategies are employed in the texts, among which it analyses the use of particles, pronouns and participle constructions in greater detail. Although the end of direct speech tended to be signalled, none of the means can be viewed as a routinized marker of the end of direct speech in Late Latin -the particle et 'and' was found 19 % of instances in the examined texts. When an expression was used in a seemingly routine fashion, its higher occurrence was limited to one or two texts and attributed in the present analysis to the author's style. The most frequent expressions identified (the particles et and -que 'and', demonstrative and relative pronouns) do not carry any specific meaning with respect to direct speech but rather fulfil the function of cohesive device. The end of direct speech thus seems to be treated as a mere boundary in the discourse, lacking any specific marking in Late Latin.

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“…Allerdings gibt es zwei für dieses Thema relevante Beiträge, und zwar von Pittner (1993) und von Golato (2000). Pittner (1993) geht in ihrem Artikel auf syntaktische und semantisch-pragmatische Funktionen der lexikalischen Marker so und wie ein.…”

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Zur Problematik des Begriffes Quotativ am Beispiel der Konstruktion so nach dem Motto

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An innovative German quotative for reporting on embodied actions: Und ich so/und er so ‘and i'm like/and he's like’

Cited by 117 publications

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Complements of verbs of utterance and thought in Brazilian Portuguese narratives

Complements of verbs of utterance and thought in Brazilian Portuguese narratives

Marking the end of direct speech in Late Latin

Zur Problematik des Begriffes Quotativ am Beispiel der Konstruktion so nach dem Motto

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