Spatial expressions are usually considered to reflect one of three possible perspectives:
deictic, intrinsic, or extrinsic. I argue that because speakers' and addressees' viewpoints …

In response to an article by Waring, Creider, Tarpey and Black (2012), the author argues that
the nature of the analytic aims of a research project determines whether or not participants' …

Abstract discuss some of the informational constraints messages must satisfy in order for
communicators to communicate effectively, and the kinds of knowledge communicators are …

From the point of view of the multidisciplinary study of text and talk, as represented by the
editorial policy of this journal, the rift between 'social'or 'interactional'approaches, on the one …

Consider this interchange between an interviewer (7) and respondent (R) in a major
national survey (reported in Suchman & Jordan, 1991): 1 I Generally speaking, do you …

In recent years, one major focus of conversation analysis (CA) has been to investigate how
knowledge is distributed and negotiated among participants in interaction. Research has …

Although previous work on viewpoint techniques has shown that viewpoint is ubiquitous in
narrative discourse, approaches to identify and analyze the linguistic manifestations of …

Two experiments examined the restriction of referential domains during unscripted
conversation by analyzing the modification and online interpretation of referring …

Through theoretical discussion, literature review, and a computational model, this paper
poses a challenge to the notion that perspective-taking involves a fixed architecture in which …

C onversation is a primary site for inferring what is going on in other minds. The words and
sentences people say, as well as how they say them, give strong evidence about their …