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Based on the painting ‘Tell myself<\/em> ‘, \u00a9 Claudia Fernety 2001 (used with permission)<\/span><\/p>\n \u2018Fictive interaction\u2019 is the use of the conversation frame in order to structure thought, discourse, and language (Pascual 2002, 2006, 2014, Pascual & Sandler eds. 2016). Fictive interaction may partially serve to model: (i) cognition (e.g. talking to oneself), (ii) the conceptualization of experience (e.g. \u201cA good walk is the <\/span>answer<\/em><\/span> to headache\u201d), (iii) discourse organization (e.g. overt monologues structured as dialogues), and (iv) the language system and its use, at different grammatical levels: (i) the inter-sentence (\u201c<\/span>Any questions? Call us<\/em><\/span>\u201d); (ii) the sentence (\u201c<\/span>Why bother?\u201d<\/em><\/span>); (iii) the clause (\u201cThey felt,<\/span> augh!<\/em><\/span>\u201d); (iv) the phrase (\u201cthe attitude of <\/span>yes, I can<\/em><\/span>\u201d); (v) the word (\u201c<\/span>forget-me-not<\/em><\/span>s\u201d); and in some languages (vi) the morpheme (future tense marker in Aikan\u00e3, van der Voort 2016).<\/span><\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":" Based on the painting ‘Tell myself ‘, \u00a9 Claudia Fernety 2001 (used with permission) Fictive dialogues . Fictive speech acts . Fictive clauses . Fictive phrases . Fictive lexical items . Fictive compounds . Fictive\u2026 \u2018Fictive interaction\u2019 is the use of … Continue reading Fictive dialogues . Fictive speech acts . Fictive clauses . Fictive phrases . Fictive lexical items .
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