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Redundancy and Analogy: a Cognitive Discourse Analysis look at as in spoken data

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This posters presents a criticism of analyses of conjunction/preposition "as" in terms of identification on the basis of psychological plausibility and cognitive costs. Instead, I argue in favor of an analysis in terms of redundancy and analogy: as signals analogical information in the immediate cotext, the treatment of which can achieved more superficially, thus faster. Finally, using Cognitive Discourse Analysis, I suggest a typology of uses of as based on the level of informational redundancy. The notion can be linked to ease of processing.
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halshs-01375970, version 1 (03-10-2016)

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Charlotte Danino. Redundancy and Analogy: a Cognitive Discourse Analysis look at as in spoken data. 6th UK Cognitive Linguistics Conference, Jul 2016, Bangor, United Kingdom. 2016. ⟨halshs-01375970⟩
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