Information Structure Variation is a linguistic phenomenon within the domain of discourse analysis that denotes the systematic differences in the organization of given and new information across language varieties, distinguished by how contextual and pragmatic factors condition the placement and prominence of constituents in the clause.
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The linguistic realization of information packaging
Enric Vallduví, Elisabet Engdahl · Linguistics · 1996 · 499 citations
The linguistic realization of information packaging
Enric Vallduví, Elisabet Engdahl · Linguistics · 2013 · 494 citations · Full text
Stephen J. Hoch, Eric T. Bradlow, Brian Wansink · Marketing Science · 1999 · 475 citations
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