Juana I Marín-Arrese
Dados Biográficos
| ID | 224813 |
|---|---|
| NOME | Juana I Marín-Arrese |
| PRENOMES | Juana I |
| SOBRENOME | Marín-Arrese |
| ASSINATURA | MARÍN-ARRESE J I |
| AFILIAÇÕES | Universidad Complutense de Madrid |
| ORCID | 0000-0002-1007-640X |
| VERIFICADO | Sim |
| TOTAL DE OBRAS | 11 |
| TOTAL DE CITAÇÕES | 32 |
| TOTAL COMO AUTOR | 10 |
| TOTAL COMO EDITOR | 1 |
| PRIMEIRO ANO DE PUBLICAÇÃO | 1996 |
| ANO MAIS RECENTE DE PUBLICAÇÃO | 2022 |
| ÍNDICE H | 3 |
Epistemicity and stance in English and other European languages
Winds of War
This paper explores two key domains of speaker’s stance in discourse: epistemic and effective stance (Marín-Arrese 2011, 2015, 2021). The framework draws on Langacker’s (2009, 2013) distinction between the effective and the epistemic level in the grammar, and the systematic opposition thereof between striving for control of relations at the level of reality and control of conceptions of reality. Epistemic strategies pertain to the epistemic legit…
Stance, emotion and persuasion
Evidentiality and Modality in European Languages
This paper investigates modals in Linguistics and Engineering research articles. The study has two main objectives. The first one concerns the identification and categorization of modals used in research articles written in English by native speakers. The second objective is of a contrastive nature. We are much interested in measuring the use and function of modals according to register. For this study, we focus on material traditionally categori…
Epistemicidad y posicionamiento discursivo
Epistemicidad y posicionamiento discursivo: un estudio interlingüístico de la evidencialidad en el discurso periodístico en castellano y en inglés was published in La evidencialidad en español on page 329
Epistemic Legitimisation and Inter/Subjectivity in the Discourse of Parliamentary and Public Inquiries
This paper addresses two key issues in the study of discursive constructions: the strategic use of ‘justificatory support’ aimed at the legitimisation of assertions, and the mystification of responsibility for epistemic stance acts in the discourse. The paper argues that the use of epistemic stance resources contributes to the speaker's strategic aim of legitimising assertions, which plays an indirect role in the legitimisation of actions. An add…
Epistemicity and stance
This article explores the use of epistemic stance strategies in journalistic discourse in English and Spanish. The linguistic resources of epistemic stance include evidential and modal expressions, as well as verbs of cognitive attitude and expressions of factivity. This article examines the pattern of distribution of epistemic stance expressions in three types of journalistic genres in English and Spanish and the presence of multifunctionality o…
Epistemic legitimizing strategies, commitment and accountability in discourse
Hart (this issue) offers a biologically based explanation for the use of an ‘epistemic positioning strategy’ aimed by speakers/writers at the legitimization of assertions, at persuading addressees of the veracity of the propositions, as a prior condition for the discursive legitimization of actions. This article focuses on various issues addressed in Hart’s article, among them the degree of commitment invoked in speakers/writers’ choice of episte…
Cognition and culture in political cartoons
The creation and interpretation of humor in cartoons draws on various cognitive mechanisms, such as conceptual metaphor and metonymy, conceptual integration or blending, and cognitive and cultural models. The role that these mechanisms play in the humor process has been explored in relatively recent studies (Coulson 2002; Brône & Feyaerts 2003; Medubi 2003; Bergen 2004; Marín-Arrese 2003, 2005; Brône, Feyaerts & Veale 2006). The present paper exa…
Evaluation and engagement in journalistic commentary and news reportage
This paper explores the expression of evaluation and the treatment of 'the same event' in news reportage and journalistic commentary in two languages (English, Spanish). In our analysis of the evaluative dimension, we draw on the framework of Appraisal Theory (Martin 2000; Martin and White 2005; White 2003, White 2004, inter alia), and elaborate on the analysis of the categories of evaluation, subsumed under the notion of Engagement, in relation …
To die, to sleep a contrastive study of metaphors for death and dying in English and Spanish
Stance, emotion and persuasion
Epistemic legitimizing strategies, commitment and accountability in discourse
Hart (this issue) offers a biologically based explanation for the use of an ‘epistemic positioning strategy’ aimed by speakers/writers at the legitimization of assertions, at persuading addressees of the veracity of the propositions, as a prior condition for the discursive legitimization of actions. This article focuses on various issues addressed in Hart’s article, among them the degree of commitment invoked in speakers/writers’ choice of episte…
Epistemicity and stance
This article explores the use of epistemic stance strategies in journalistic discourse in English and Spanish. The linguistic resources of epistemic stance include evidential and modal expressions, as well as verbs of cognitive attitude and expressions of factivity. This article examines the pattern of distribution of epistemic stance expressions in three types of journalistic genres in English and Spanish and the presence of multifunctionality o…
Epistemic Legitimisation and Inter/Subjectivity in the Discourse of Parliamentary and Public Inquiries
This paper addresses two key issues in the study of discursive constructions: the strategic use of ‘justificatory support’ aimed at the legitimisation of assertions, and the mystification of responsibility for epistemic stance acts in the discourse. The paper argues that the use of epistemic stance resources contributes to the speaker's strategic aim of legitimising assertions, which plays an indirect role in the legitimisation of actions. An add…
Cognition and culture in political cartoons
The creation and interpretation of humor in cartoons draws on various cognitive mechanisms, such as conceptual metaphor and metonymy, conceptual integration or blending, and cognitive and cultural models. The role that these mechanisms play in the humor process has been explored in relatively recent studies (Coulson 2002; Brône & Feyaerts 2003; Medubi 2003; Bergen 2004; Marín-Arrese 2003, 2005; Brône, Feyaerts & Veale 2006). The present paper exa…
Evaluation and engagement in journalistic commentary and news reportage
This paper explores the expression of evaluation and the treatment of 'the same event' in news reportage and journalistic commentary in two languages (English, Spanish). In our analysis of the evaluative dimension, we draw on the framework of Appraisal Theory (Martin 2000; Martin and White 2005; White 2003, White 2004, inter alia), and elaborate on the analysis of the categories of evaluation, subsumed under the notion of Engagement, in relation …
To die, to sleep a contrastive study of metaphors for death and dying in English and Spanish
Epistemicity and stance in English and other European languages
To die, to sleep a contrastive study of metaphors for death and dying in English and Spanish
Evaluation and engagement in journalistic commentary and news reportage
This paper explores the expression of evaluation and the treatment of 'the same event' in news reportage and journalistic commentary in two languages (English, Spanish). In our analysis of the evaluative dimension, we draw on the framework of Appraisal Theory (Martin 2000; Martin and White 2005; White 2003, White 2004, inter alia), and elaborate on the analysis of the categories of evaluation, subsumed under the notion of Engagement, in relation …
Cognition and culture in political cartoons
The creation and interpretation of humor in cartoons draws on various cognitive mechanisms, such as conceptual metaphor and metonymy, conceptual integration or blending, and cognitive and cultural models. The role that these mechanisms play in the humor process has been explored in relatively recent studies (Coulson 2002; Brône & Feyaerts 2003; Medubi 2003; Bergen 2004; Marín-Arrese 2003, 2005; Brône, Feyaerts & Veale 2006). The present paper exa…
Epistemic legitimizing strategies, commitment and accountability in discourse
Hart (this issue) offers a biologically based explanation for the use of an ‘epistemic positioning strategy’ aimed by speakers/writers at the legitimization of assertions, at persuading addressees of the veracity of the propositions, as a prior condition for the discursive legitimization of actions. This article focuses on various issues addressed in Hart’s article, among them the degree of commitment invoked in speakers/writers’ choice of episte…
Epistemic Legitimisation and Inter/Subjectivity in the Discourse of Parliamentary and Public Inquiries
This paper addresses two key issues in the study of discursive constructions: the strategic use of ‘justificatory support’ aimed at the legitimisation of assertions, and the mystification of responsibility for epistemic stance acts in the discourse. The paper argues that the use of epistemic stance resources contributes to the speaker's strategic aim of legitimising assertions, which plays an indirect role in the legitimisation of actions. An add…
Epistemicity and stance
This article explores the use of epistemic stance strategies in journalistic discourse in English and Spanish. The linguistic resources of epistemic stance include evidential and modal expressions, as well as verbs of cognitive attitude and expressions of factivity. This article examines the pattern of distribution of epistemic stance expressions in three types of journalistic genres in English and Spanish and the presence of multifunctionality o…
Evidentiality and Modality in European Languages
This paper investigates modals in Linguistics and Engineering research articles. The study has two main objectives. The first one concerns the identification and categorization of modals used in research articles written in English by native speakers. The second objective is of a contrastive nature. We are much interested in measuring the use and function of modals according to register. For this study, we focus on material traditionally categori…
Epistemicidad y posicionamiento discursivo
Epistemicidad y posicionamiento discursivo: un estudio interlingüístico de la evidencialidad en el discurso periodístico en castellano y en inglés was published in La evidencialidad en español on page 329
Winds of War
This paper explores two key domains of speaker’s stance in discourse: epistemic and effective stance (Marín-Arrese 2011, 2015, 2021). The framework draws on Langacker’s (2009, 2013) distinction between the effective and the epistemic level in the grammar, and the systematic opposition thereof between striving for control of relations at the level of reality and control of conceptions of reality. Epistemic strategies pertain to the epistemic legit…
Stance, emotion and persuasion
Epistemicity and stance in English and other European languages
Philosophy (9 obras) · Linguistics (8 obras) · Sociology (8 obras) · Epistemology (7 obras) · Language, Discourse, Communication Strategies (7 obras) · Language, Metaphor, and Cognition (7 obras) · Psychology (7 obras) · Computer Science (6 obras) · Discourse Analysis in Language Studies (6 obras) · Political science (5 obras)