Framing shared knowledge: The chronotopic organisation of meaning

IF 1.3 2区文学 Q2 COMMUNICATION

Language & Communication Pub Date : 2023-12-19 DOI:10.1016/j.langcom.2023.11.001

Jessica Kruk

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Abstract

Previous studies of interactional particles have shown that a particle's social meaning may be contextually contingent and a momentary instantiation of the form's core meaning. This paper shows how analysing particles using Blommaert and De Fina's (2017) chronotopic frame approach provides greater insight into the dialectic relationship between forms' meanings that are relatively transitory or perduring. This paper illustrates the contributions of chronotopic frame approaches by using this framework to analyse how three distinct interactionally emergent social meanings of the Pontianak Malay particle bah are connected to the particle's core meaning of ‘shared knowledge’.

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构建共享知识：意义的时序组织

以往对交互式微粒的研究表明，微粒的社会意义可能受语境影响，是形式核心意义的瞬间体现。本文展示了如何利用布罗莫特和德菲娜（2017）的时序框架方法分析微粒，从而更深入地了解相对短暂或持久的形式意义之间的辩证关系。本文利用这一框架分析了坤甸马来语微粒 "bah "的三种不同的互动式社会意义是如何与该微粒的核心意义 "共享知识 "联系在一起的，从而说明了时序框架方法的贡献。

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Language & Communication Multiple-

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3.40

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