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Die Studie untersucht die syntaktischen und lexikalischen Mittel, die verwendet werden, um die in der Spontansprache bevorzugte Verteilung von Information herzustellen. Quantitativ wird die von Du Bois als ‚Preferred Argument Structure‘ beschriebene Beschränkung von Teilsätzen auf einen neuen Referenten, der zudem in transitiven Sätzen in der Regel nicht als Subjekt erscheint, fürs Deutsche bestätigt und präzisiert. Qualitativ wird gezeigt, welche unterschiedlichen Funktionen bei der Ein- und Weiterführung von Referenten hochfrequente, semantisch unspezifische Verben (z.B. ‚haben‘ und ‚machen‘) übernehmen. Theoretisch wird vor dem Hintergrund gebrauchsbasierter Ansätze wie der Konstruktionsgrammatik die Möglichkeit der Integration diskurspragmatischer Tendenzen ins sprachliche Wissen diskutiert.
In what follows I would like to do three things. First, I want to show that what we have been talking about as urban youth language is actually quite durable, both historically and biographically, so something like ‘youth style’ doesn’t really work as a label. Second, I shall argue that we would do better just talking about ‘contemporary urban vernaculars’, though, third, I would like to nest this in a broadly practice-theory perspective that I will elaborate on in the last part of my talk.
I will start with some data.
The goal of the present chapter is to explore the possibility of providing the research (but also the industrial) community that commonly uses spoken corpora with a stable portfolio of well-documented standardized formats that allow a high reuse rate of annotated spoken resources and, as a consequence, better interoperability across tools used to produce or exploit such resources.
Cutler, Anne: Native listening. Language experience and the recognition of spoken words [Rezension]
(2013)
In literate societies linguistic competence includes speaking as well as writing. Talking and writing are rather different activities, therefore one should expect that in foreign language teaching (and especially in german-as-foreign-language teaching) both parts are included in equal proportions. However, the practise of teaching shows that written language is dominant and spoken language lives a shadow existence (section 1). In the following I will give five reasons as to why spoken language stands in the background and why it is such a bulky and clumsy subject (section 2). After which I will characterise two points of view one can take in regards to the magnitude of the differences between spoken and written language (section 3) and I will describe some of the central differences (section 4). Finally, 1 will formulate some consequences of this study for foreign language teaching, and I will argue that the difficulties connected with spoken language should be confronted, as in my opinion spoken language is an indispensable part of foreign language teaching (section 5).
Im vorliegenden Beitrag wird anhand von Fallstudien der Frage nachgegangen, welche Dialektkompetenz speziell diejenigen russlanddeutschen Aussiedler der Einwanderungsgeneration mitbringen, die zwar in deutschen Sprachinseln geboren und aufgewachsen sind, einen Großteil des erwachsenen Lebens jedoch in russischsprachiger Umgebung verbracht haben.