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Subordination in conversation a cross-linguistic perspective

The articles in this volume examine the notion of clausal subordination based on English, Estonian, Finnish, French, German and Japanese conversational data. Some of the articles approach 'subordination' in terms of social action, taking into account what participants are doing with their talk, considering topics such as the use of clauses as projector phrases and as devices for organizing the participant structure of the conversation. Other articles focus on the emergence of clause combinations diachronically and synchronically, taking on topics such as the grammaticalization of clauses and c.

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  • "The articles in this volume examine the notion of clausal subordination based on English, Estonian, Finnish, French, German and Japanese conversational data. Some of the articles approach 'subordination' in terms of social action, taking into account what participants are doing with their talk, considering topics such as the use of clauses as projector phrases and as devices for organizing the participant structure of the conversation. Other articles focus on the emergence of clause combinations diachronically and synchronically, taking on topics such as the grammaticalization of clauses and c."@en

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  • "Subordination in conversation A cross-linguistic perspective"
  • "Subordination in conversation a cross-linguistic perspective : [collection of papers presented in the panel "Subordination in conversation - crosslinguistic analyses of form-function matches" at the International pragmatics conference, 8-13 juillet 2007, Göteborg]"
  • "Subordination in conversation : a cross-linguistic perspective"
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