2015
DOI: 10.4067/s0718-09342015000300001
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Indicadores de cambio temático en el discurso parlamentario: Análisis de un discurso de Rodríguez Zapatero [2011]

Abstract: ResumenEl concepto de tema ha sido tratado ampliamente en la lingüística y desde distintas perspectivas, pero no siempre se ha aplicado al análisis de textos concretos. A partir del acercamiento a un discurso parlamentario, nos proponemos explorar los mecanismos que se emplean para marcar las estrategias de cambio temático, y en particular las de introducción temática. Describimos, por un lado, los 'indicadores' de dicho cambio temático, como vocativos, marcadores discursivos, indicadores verbales del punto de… Show more

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“…Schiffrin, 1987), as in Fraser (1996), Lenk (1998), and the special issue in Fagard and Charolles (2020), among others. In their study on 'indicators of topic shift' on parliamentary discourse in Spanish, Cortés and Hidalgo (2015) offer a collection of six types of markers which includes a category of 'metacommunicative elements' resembling my digression-formulating devices. Their study, however, does not discuss digression specifically and consequently none of the expressions covered in the present paper are selected for their analysis (pp.…”
Section: B Digressions Operate At a Macro Discourse Levelmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Schiffrin, 1987), as in Fraser (1996), Lenk (1998), and the special issue in Fagard and Charolles (2020), among others. In their study on 'indicators of topic shift' on parliamentary discourse in Spanish, Cortés and Hidalgo (2015) offer a collection of six types of markers which includes a category of 'metacommunicative elements' resembling my digression-formulating devices. Their study, however, does not discuss digression specifically and consequently none of the expressions covered in the present paper are selected for their analysis (pp.…”
Section: B Digressions Operate At a Macro Discourse Levelmentioning
confidence: 99%