1981 · 130 citations · 2 references
Language StudiesLinguisticsDiscourse AnalysisPragmaticsSyntaxDiscourse ComprehensionDiscourse ProcessingPragmatic InferenceSentence ProcessingSentence StructureSpeech ActsCenteringCentering TheoryComplexityCoreferential InferenceDiscourse ComplexityDiscourse Organization In SpeechDiscourse Structure Analysis
The purpose of this communication is to examine one particular aspect of discourse structure, namely, a discourse construct called center of a sentence (utterance) in discourse and its relation to the larger issue of control of inference. We have described very briefly the notion of center(s) of a sentence in discourse and discussed how the centering phenomenon might be incorporated in a formal model of inference and its relation to the intrinsic complexity of certain inferences.
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