Dialogue: State of the Art. Studies in Memory of Sorin Stati
Sibilla Cantarini
University of Verona
This is the second volume dedicated to the memory of Sorin Stati, who passed away a few years ago, and constitutes a further homage to the great linguist by the association he founded, the International Association for Dialogue Analysis (I.A.D.A.), and his former colleagues. This collection provides an overview of the topical issues, new directions and latest findings in dialogue analysis, and shares with the reader the state of the art of the theoretical discussion and empirical research into dialogue. It will also provide inspiration for new lines of research, as dialogue analysis is still today an expanding field. The articles in the collection are the fruits of different theoretical approaches to dialogue analysis, and have implications in a range of fields of application. Some stem from traditional lines of dialogue analysis research, for example, theoretical approaches based on the speech act or argumentation theory, while others are clearly the product of new lines of research, in keeping with the desires of the founder of the I.A.D.A..
Sibilla Cantarini is Associate Professor of German Linguistics at the University of Verona, author of numerous journal articles and editor of two collections on dialogue. Her research interests include the syntax-semantics interface, comparative syntax and semantics, morphology, lexicology, lexicography, corpus linguistics, pragmatics, discourse analysis and argumentation theory.
Table of contents
Introduction
Paths to dialogue
Franz Hundsnurscher
Scientific dialogue in interactive digital media
Gerd Fritz
Responsibility as a dialogic concept: a case study of political interviews
Anita Fetzer
Constructed dialogue as a means of manipulation
Světla Čmejrková & Jana Hoffmannová
TV interviews and political satire
Francesca Cabasino
Political apologies by heads of state in diplomatic conflicts: between sincerity and political cynicism
Adriana Bolívar
Dialogic orientation. Case study: how far can media discourse go?
Liana Pop
Infatti in translations between German and Italian: strategies in film dialogues from the FORLIXT multimedia corpus
Marcello Soffritti & Christine Heiss
Translatability into the German language of some attenuated uses of the Italian negation non
Sibilla Cantarini
The Gestalt approach to dialogues: an integrated model of analysis
Andrzej Zuczkowski & Ilaria Riccioni
To say or not to say? On explicitness of communication
Valerij Dem’jankov
Dialogues on safety and security: creating trust in human-technology-interaction
Annely Rothkegel
Dialogic dimensions of self-advocacy in unequal power relations: students with reading disabilities as a case in point
Elda Weizman & Lea Kozminsky
Thank you for smoking. Thank you for arguing
Adelino Cattani
The Italian epistemic modal adverb forse: from semantics to argumentation
Andrea Rocci & Gergana Zlatkova
Locus a causa finali
Eddo Rigotti
Dialogue rules for argumentation
Frans H. van Eemeren & Bart Garssen
Towards a dialectic of tolerance
Marcelo Dascal
ISBN 9783862883691 (Hardbound). LINCOM Studies in Pragmatics 22. 308pp. 2013.
