Stancetaking in Discourse
Subjectivity, evaluation, interaction
Editor
This volume contributes to the burgeoning field of research on stance by offering a variety of studies based in natural discourse. These collected papers explore the situated, pragmatic, and interactional character of stancetaking, and present new models and conceptions of stance to spark future research. Central to the volume is the claim that stancetaking encompasses five general principles: it involves physical, attitudinal and/or moral positioning; it is a public action; it is inherently dialogic, interactional, and sequential; it indexes broader sociocultural contexts; and it is consequential to the interactants. Each paper explores one or more of these dimensions of stance from perspectives including interactional linguistics and conversation analysis, corpus linguistics, language description, discourse analysis, and sociocultural linguistics. Research languages include conversational American English, colloquial Indonesian, and Finnish. The understanding of stance that emerges is heterogeneous and variegated, and always intertwined with the pragmatic and social aspects of human conduct.
[Pragmatics & Beyond New Series, 164] 2007. viii, 323 pp.
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Table of Contents
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Acknowledgements | p. vii
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Stancetaking in discourse: An introductionRobert Englebretson | pp. 1–25
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Using a corpus to investigate stance quantitatively and qualitativelySusan Hunston | pp. 27–48
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Linking identity and dialect through stancetakingBarbara Johnstone | pp. 49–68
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Grammatical resources for social purposes: Some aspects of stancetaking in colloquial Indonesian conversationRobert Englebretson | pp. 69–110
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Subjective and intersubjective uses of generalizations in English conversationsJoanne Scheibman | pp. 111–138
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The stance triangleJohn W. Du Bois | pp. 139–182
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The role of I guess in conversational stancetakingElise Kärkkäinen | pp. 183–219
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Stance markers in spoken Finnish: Minun mielestä and minusta in assessmentsMirka Rauniomaa | pp. 221–252
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Stancetaking as an interactional activity: Challenging the prior speakerTiina Keisanen | pp. 253–281
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Positioning and alignment as activities of stancetaking in news interviewsPentti Haddington | pp. 283–317
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Name index | pp. 319–320
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Subject index | pp. 321–323
“This volume offers an inspiring corpus-based exploration into the intriguing concept of stance in a variety of discourse in context. [...] marked by its theoretical and methodological diversification, the collection makes a noticeable contribution to understanding how stance is taken in interactions. [...] On the whole, it enhances our general ability to appreciate the notion of stance by highlighting its interactional nature.”
Zhiying Xin, Xiamen University, China, in Discourse Studies 10(6), 2009
“[...] this volume is a rich, even indispensable reference for those who are interested in the way that stancetaking plays out in, and is consequential for, interaction. Its many chapters drive home the crucial point that stance is one of the primary building blocks of joint social action: stance are taken, projected and retroactively assigned across speaker turns. Stance differentials - the subtle work of alignment and disalignment - are hugely productive focuses for international analysis of talk.”
Alexandra Jaffe, in the Journal of Sociolinguistics, Vol. 14/3, 2010
“[...] this volume [...] is an indispensable companion to every stance scholar. [...] The interpretations and understandings concerning stance and stancetaking discussed in the book are highly relevant beyond language boundaries, and the volume offers an insightful guidebook to what stance is, how it creates social meanings and how it could be studied.”
Minna Palander-Collin, University of Helsinki, in SKY Journal of Linguistics 21 (2008)
“This volume is a must-have for any researcher engaged with stancetaking as a field of inquiry. It is also highly relevant to any researcher concerned with the function of language and the role that context plays in interpreting function. [...] if stance continues to be a fruitful field of inquiry, the papers in this volume will likely find their way into most reference lists.”
Howard Manns, Monash University, Australia, in Studies in Language, vol. 34:3 (2010)
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2014. Stancetaking in seventeenth-century prefaces on obstetrics. Journal of Historical Pragmatics ► pp. 1 ff.
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2011. Stance, positioning, and alignment in narratives of professional experience. Language in Society 40:1 ► pp. 63 ff.
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2008. The poetics of stance: Text-metricality, epistemicity, interaction. Language in Society 37:4 ► pp. 569 ff.
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Subjects
Main BIC Subject
CFG: Semantics, Pragmatics, Discourse Analysis
Main BISAC Subject
LAN009000: LANGUAGE ARTS & DISCIPLINES / Linguistics / General