演讲者在一定范围内是有创造力的——这是对彼得·乌里格的回应

Q1 Arts and Humanities
Thomas Hoffmann
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在他对本卷的贡献中,乌里格(2020。《认知符号学》专注于一个有趣的问题:什么时候一种新颖的话语被认为是“创造性的”,什么时候它被认为是“错误的”?正如我将展示的,乌里格为这个问题提供了许多重要的答案。与此同时,我认为1)刻意对语言创造力并不(总是)重要;2)适当性需要仔细观察;3)频率并不(总是)起着最重要的作用。
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Speakers are creative, within limits — a response to Peter Uhrig
Abstract In his contribution to the present volume, Uhrig (2020. Cognitive Semiotics 13, 1) focusses on an interesting question: When is a novel utterance considered “creative” and when is it seen as “wrong?” As I will show, Uhrig offers many important answers to this question. At the same time, I argue 1) that deliberateness is not (always) important for linguistic creativity; 2) that appropriateness requires a closer look; and 3) that frequency does not (always) play the most important role.
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Cognitive Semiotics
Cognitive Semiotics Arts and Humanities-Language and Linguistics
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