How negative is a negation? — a multimodal analysis of a public speech (a case study with quantitativecomponents)

Gembalczyk, Sonia

doi:10.17651/SOCJOLING.33.9

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Title: How negative is a negation? — a multimodal analysis of a public speech (a case study with quantitativecomponents)

Abstract:

The article gives an analysis of a single public speech in respect of multimodal displays of negation. It emphasisesespecially the relations between signs and symptoms of negation and affirmation. The data — an audiovisualrecording — has been annotated using ELAN with a template, which besides a text transcriptionenables a description of i.a. hand gestures (with a few specific features), arm and head movements, gazeand mimics.Observation of the temporal coordination between the respective means of expression let to distinct somesubcategories of multimodal negative utterances: definitive negations, seemingly mismatched negations,amplifying negations, exclusively non-verbal negations, ironic negations and verbal negations accompaniedby gestures of non-negated predicates.

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Socjolingwistyka

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149

End page:

165

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Article

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PDF

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10.17651/SOCJOLING.33.9 ; oai:rcin.org.pl:164626

Language:

pol

Language of abstract:

eng

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Rights Reserved - Free Access

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Open

Subject and keywords:

negative gesture affirmative gesture multimodality four-sides communication model

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Socjolingwistyka 33

Edition name	Date
Ile jest negowania w negacji? – multimodalna analiza wystąpienia publicznego (pilotażowe badanie z elementami ilościowymi) / Gembalczyk, Sonia	Mar 5, 2021