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Lea
Sawicki

Responsive discourse
particles in Lithuanian dialog

 


The article deals with
the discourse functions of two Lithuanian turn-opening particles, kad
and na. The turn-opening particles are not exclusively
conjunctions or connectives. They do not combine clauses in any
traditional way, and neither coordination nor subordination is
effected by them. Nevertheless, they play a specific role in marking
the utterance they open as reactive and expressing the attitude of
the speaker towards the content of the previous turn, thus serving as
a cohesive device in dialog and enhancing its coherence 

	The
responses opening with kad
convey various shades of skepticism, reservations or uneasiness of
the speaker about the content of the previous turn and offer
justifications or excuses for not complying or obeying. 

	
The particle na
is found in strictly non-narrative text portions, usually in dialog,
but also in inner speech passages. In most of its environments it has
to do with removing obstacles to the conversation flow. 

 

Keywords:
dialog,
discourse markers,
particles,
reactive,
responsive


 

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