2018
DOI: 10.14464/semiotik.v37i1-2.336
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Psychologische Ansätze zur Erforschung des Lachens

Abstract: Der folgende Aufsatz gibt eine selektive Zusammenfassung der mehr als 130-jährigen Geschichte und des gegenwärtigen Forschungsstandes zu Definition, Arten und Funktionen des vokalen Lachens von Erwachsenen aus psychologischer Perspektive. Der Überblick zeigt, dass das Lachen bisher zwar nur sporadisch untersucht wurde, zugleich aber als vielversprechendes Thema betrachtet wird. Im Laufe der Zeit ist in empirischen Untersuchungen die kommunikative Funktion des Lachens in gesprochenem Dialog in den Mittelpunkt g… Show more

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“…The subsuming of fillers under the particle class was inspired by Keseling (1989), who is, to the best of my knowledge, one of the first authors to use particle to describe filler particles. Other studies that consider fillers as particles include Kowal and O'Connell (2004); Willkop (1988) (structuring particle), Klug (2013) (hesitation particle), Belz (2021) (filler particle), and Trouvain and Werner (2022) (phonetic particle) for German, Roggia (2012) (discourse particle) for Dominican Spanish, and Kirjavainen and Nikolaev (2022) (planning particle) for Finnish. The term marker is used differently from particle, as it refers to the specific function of a phonetic exponent in context.…”
Section: Characterization 5 (Interjection) → Does Not Show An Interje...mentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The subsuming of fillers under the particle class was inspired by Keseling (1989), who is, to the best of my knowledge, one of the first authors to use particle to describe filler particles. Other studies that consider fillers as particles include Kowal and O'Connell (2004); Willkop (1988) (structuring particle), Klug (2013) (hesitation particle), Belz (2021) (filler particle), and Trouvain and Werner (2022) (phonetic particle) for German, Roggia (2012) (discourse particle) for Dominican Spanish, and Kirjavainen and Nikolaev (2022) (planning particle) for Finnish. The term marker is used differently from particle, as it refers to the specific function of a phonetic exponent in context.…”
Section: Characterization 5 (Interjection) → Does Not Show An Interje...mentioning
confidence: 99%