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Despite the current explosion of interest in cognitive linguistics, there has so far been relatively little research by cognitive linguists on narrative comprehension. Catherine Emmott draws on insights from discourse analysis and artificial intelligence to present a detailed model of how readers build, maintain, and use mental representations of fictional contexts, and how they keep track of characters and contexts within a complex, changing fictional world. The study focuses on anaphoric pronouns in narratives, assessing the accumulated knowledge required for readers to interpret these key…
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2 editions- Other · English · 1999Oxford University Press, USA · 336 pages · 9780198238683
- Other · English · 1997Clarendon Press · 320 pages · 9780198236498
ComprehensionDiscourse analysisDiscourse analysis, NarrativeNarrative Discourse analysisPsychological aspects