2009
DOI: 10.1016/j.pragma.2009.02.004
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Speech act research between armchair, field and laboratory

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“…The identification of the examples has been manually carried out, following a detailed and fine-grained search for the different emotive acts. A manual search was favoured over an automatic once given that, even though specific search strings may be employed to search for patterns (Jucker et al, 2008;Jucker, 2009Jucker, , p. 1622, a purely automatic search is likely to lead to overgeneralization and skipping of relevant examples, especially those examples which "which do not conform to the searched-for pattern" (ibid.). Furthermore, given the researcher's advantaged access to the context of situation, the analysis is negligibly limited by the deficiencies often signalled in the literature (Rühlemann, 2010, pp.…”
Section: Corpus Descriptionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The identification of the examples has been manually carried out, following a detailed and fine-grained search for the different emotive acts. A manual search was favoured over an automatic once given that, even though specific search strings may be employed to search for patterns (Jucker et al, 2008;Jucker, 2009Jucker, , p. 1622, a purely automatic search is likely to lead to overgeneralization and skipping of relevant examples, especially those examples which "which do not conform to the searched-for pattern" (ibid.). Furthermore, given the researcher's advantaged access to the context of situation, the analysis is negligibly limited by the deficiencies often signalled in the literature (Rühlemann, 2010, pp.…”
Section: Corpus Descriptionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Existe una clasificación variada de los cumplidos, elaborada por diferentes investigadores (Manes y Wolfson, 1981;Manes, 1983;Herbert, 1989;Curcó, 1998;Campo y Zuluaga, 2000;Achugar, 2002;Bustos, 2007;Jucker, 2009;Rees-Miller, 2011;Reyes, 2014). A partir de los diferentes aportes y de la investigación "Análisis sociopragmático de los cumplidos en una población universitaria en Medellín, Colombia", presentamos la siguiente clasificación, que concentra a los cumplidos de manera general y pertinente (Lopera, 2014):…”
Section: Clasificación De Los Cumplidosunclassified
“…Lopera (2013, p. 89) y apoyado en diferentes autores (Bustos, 2007;Campo & Zuluaga, 2000;Cordella, Large & Pardo, 1995;Herbert, 1997;Jucker, 2009;Manes, 1983;Manes & Wolfson, 1980;Rees-Miller, 2011;Yuan, 2001) clasifica los cumplidos en cuatro grupos:…”
Section: Los Cumplidosunclassified
“…El método de experimentación se caracteriza por hacer simulaciones de un evento lingüístico en particular con la cooperación de los informantes ( Jucker, 2009;López Morales, 1994). El cuestionario de hábitos sociales DCT (Discourse Completion Test) 6 es un instrumento de recolección de información lingüística que ha sido utilizado en el campo específico de la cortesía (Blum-Kulka, 1982;Blum-Kulka, House & Kasper, 1989).…”
Section: Metodologíaunclassified