Research on grammar of social cognition and human reference in Khalkha-Mongolian
Автор: Dolgor Guntsetseg
Статья в выпуске: 4, 2020 года.
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This paper presents empirical research on the coding of social cognition in Khalkha-Mongolian grammar. It is conducted in the framework of a larger international project that has developed an innovative field elicitation tool that yields natural spontaneous and interactive speech data as well as analysis methods for these data. Its goal is to find out which social and cultural parameters influence the grammar of different languages and how the mental processes of individuals are reflected in it. This paper discusses the collection of data and the preliminary results concerning human reference strategies and presents some initial insights regarding linguistic aspects of social cognition in Khalkha-Mongolian
Khalkha-Mongolian, social cognition, field elicitation tool, corpus data, human reference, kinship terms, ‘kintax’, possessive marking, reference and topic continuity
Короткий адрес: https://sciup.org/148316090
IDR: 148316090 | DOI: 10.18101/2305-459X-2020-4-30-41
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