Hvorfor siger russerne og, når danskerne siger eller? Dansk logik versus russisk logik

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Hvorfor siger russerne og, når danskerne siger eller? Dansk logik versus russisk logik. / Lorentzen, Elena.

In: Globe: A Journal of Language, Culture and Communication, Vol. Special issue 1, 30.05.2016, p. 74-86.

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Lorentzen, E 2016, 'Hvorfor siger russerne og, når danskerne siger eller? Dansk logik versus russisk logik', Globe: A Journal of Language, Culture and Communication, vol. Special issue 1, pp. 74-86.

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Lorentzen, E. (2016). Hvorfor siger russerne og, når danskerne siger eller? Dansk logik versus russisk logik. Globe: A Journal of Language, Culture and Communication, Special issue 1, 74-86.

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Lorentzen E. Hvorfor siger russerne og, når danskerne siger eller? Dansk logik versus russisk logik. Globe: A Journal of Language, Culture and Communication. 2016 May 30;Special issue 1:74-86.

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Lorentzen, Elena. / Hvorfor siger russerne og, når danskerne siger eller? Dansk logik versus russisk logik. In: Globe: A Journal of Language, Culture and Communication. 2016 ; Vol. Special issue 1. pp. 74-86.

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abstract = "In this paper, I propose a new approach to phrasal coordination in general and disjunction in particular based on Durst-Andersen{\textquoteright}s cognitive-semiotic theory of linguistic supertypes, according to which Russian is a reality-oriented language with a third-person-oriented speaker and Danish is a hearer-oriented language with a second-person-oriented speaker. I claim that the use of conjunction and disjunction in these languages is determined by their essential properties as two different super- types, viz. by the ground-situational nature of linguistic structures in Russian, the grammar of which functions as a model of situations in reality, and by the ground-propositional nature of linguistic structures in Danish, the grammar of which functions as a signal to the hearer to find situations behind the speaker{\textquoteright}s information.",
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