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The Poetics of Stance: Text-Metricality, Epistemicity, Interaction
Author Lempert, Michael (著)
Source Language in Society
Volumev.37 n.4
Date2008.09
Pages569 - 592
PublisherCambridge University Press
Publisher Url http://www.journals.cambridge.org
LocationNew York, NY, US [紐約, 紐約州, 美國]
Content type期刊論文=Journal Article
Language英文=English
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AbstractThis article examines the text-metrical ("poetic") organization of epistemic stance-taking in discourse, focusing on epistemic stance in a form of argumentation, Tibetan Buddhist 'debate' (rtsod pa) at Sera Monastery in India. Emergent text-metrical structures in discourse are shown to reflexively map utterance-level propositional stance into larger-scale, fractionally congruent models of interactional stance. In charting the movement from epistemic stance to interactional stance by way of poetic structure, the article argues for and clarifies the place of poetics in the study of stance.
Table of contentsABSTRACT 569
INTRODUCTION 569
TEXT-METRICAL ("POETIC") PERFORMATIVITY 571
AN EXERCISE IN THE POETICS OF STANCE IN TIBETAN BUDDHIST 'DEBATE' (rtsod pa) 575
Auxiliary verbs as resources 577
Stance and counter-stance in the opening moment 579
DISCUSSION 584
NOTES 586
REFERENCES 589
ISSN00474045 (P); 14698013 (E)
DOI10.1017/S004740508080779
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Created date2024.06.05
Modified date2024.06.05



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