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• W2497580127 abstract "Many traditions in the study of language in society take the creative, negotiable features of human interaction and meaning-production as their points of departure, often in the form of unspoken assumptions, which becomes apparent in the use of a terminology emphasising (rational) choice, strategic moves, preferences in interactional organisation, and so forth. When communicating, people ‘choose’ from a range of options, they ‘select’ discourse forms deemed appropriate in the particular context, and they consciously ‘plan’ the sequential moves, either by ‘choosing’ to ‘follow rules’ or by ‘flouting’ these rules. We have already mentioned H. Paul Grice's influential discussions on ‘conversational maxims’ (Grice 1975) as a case in point. A lot of conversation-analytic terminology betrays similar assumptions (e.g. ‘preference organisation’ leading to ‘preferred’ or ‘dispreferred’ moves in a conversation; see, for example, Levinson 1983: chapter 6); theories of speech comprehension such as Relevance Theory (Sperber and Wilson 1986) see understanding as a selection of context/meaning out of a range of possible alternatives; and more specific sociolinguistic theories also emphasise choice, selection, and even rational calculation as basic to human communication. This is notably the case in some models of code-selection and code-switching, where speakers are supposed to calculate the relative advantages and disadvantages of shifts into particular codes (e.g. Myers-Scotton 1993)." @default.
• W2497580127 created "2016-08-23" @default.
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• W2497580127 date "2005-02-10" @default.
• W2497580127 modified "2023-09-27" @default.
• W2497580127 title "Choice and determination" @default.
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