Coordination, discourse relations, and information packaging - cross-linguistic differences

Abstract

Taking non-correspondences regarding coordinated constructions in translation as a starting point, we discuss the interpretation of coordinated structures as compared to noncoordinated alternatives. We show that Norwegian tends to exploit coordination somewhat differently than English or German, and point at some interesting theoretical implications with respect to discourse structure and discourse relations.

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