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Chapter 1　Introduction1

1.1 Reference1

1.2　Discourse reference3

1.3　Objectives of this study7

1.4　Basic assumptions and research methodology11

1.5　Organization of the book13

Chapter 2　Previous Researches on Discourse Reference14

2.1　Textual approaches to discourse reference15

2.1.1　Halliday Hasan:Textual paradigm15

2.1.2　Givón:Topic continuity model18

2.1.3　Fox:the Hierarchy model21

2.2　Pragmatic approaches to discourse reference24

2.2.1　Levinson:Neo-Gricean pragmatic model25

2.2.2　Matsui:Relevance-theoretical model29

2.3　Cognitive approaches to discourse reference32

2.3.1　Ariel:Accessibility theory32

2.3.2　Gundel et al.:the Givenness hierarchy36

2.3.3　Two given-new taxonomies40

2.4.1　Li Cherry Ing:a text-oriented analysis44

2.4　Chinese researches on discourse reference44

2.4.2　Chen Ping:a discourse-pragmatic analysis45

2.4.3　Huang Yan:a neo-Gricean pragmatic model46

2.4.4　Xu Yulong:a functional-pragmatic model49

2.5　Summary51

Chapter 3　A Conceptual Framework to Discourse Reference55

3.1　Theoretical arguments revisited55

3.1.1　A study of Givenness56

3.1.2　Accessibility:contributions and limitations58

3.2　The role of subjectivity in discourse62

3.3　A conceptual framework to discourse reference65

3.3.1　Conceptual basis of the model66

3.3.2　Conceptual reference-point model of discourse reference75

3.3.3　Interim summary89

3.4　Summary93

Chapter 4　The Choice of Lexical Reference in Discourse96

4.1　Lexical devices in discourse97

4.2　Discourse conditions for lexical reference98

4.2.1　Low-accessible conditions99

4.2.2　Discourse boundary positions101

4.2.3　Referent-accessible conditions104

4.3　A CRM analysis of lexical reference107

4.3.1　Reference point and conceptual prominence108

4.3.2　Dominion closure and conceptual connectivity116

4.3.3　Viewpoint effect on conceptual connectivity124

4.4　Summary:low-subjective construal of the referent154

Chapter 5　The Choice of Pronominal Reference in Discourse156

5.1　Pronominal referential devices157

5.2　The use of pronominal reference in discourse158

5.2.1　Discourse conditions for pronominal reference159

5.2.2　A CRM analysis of pronominal reference164

5.3　The use of pronominal shifters in discourse181

5.3.1　We as a pronominal shifter182

5.3.2　You as a pronominal shifter186

5.3.3　Third-person pronominal shifter191

5.4　The use of reflexive pronouns in discourse195

5.4.1　Discourse conditions for reflexive reference196

5.4.2　A CRM analysis of reflexive reference198

5.4.3　Distinction in viewing relationship206

5.5　Summary:semi-subjective referential markers216

Chapter 6　The Choice of Zero Reference in Discourse217

6.1　Zero reference:a least-coding device217

6.2　Discourse conditions for zero reference218

6.2.1　High-accessible conditions219

6.2.2　Low-accessible conditions221

6.3　A CRM analysis of zero reference225

6.3.1　Conceptual prominence and proximity226

6.3.2　Conceptual prominence and antecedence232

6.3.3　Conceptual prominence and connectivity238

6.3.4　Maximal subjectivity and viewpoint effect248

6.4　Covert vs.overt coding of reference271

6.5　Summary:subjective construal of the referent274

Chapter 7　Conclusions and Further Implications276

7.1　Conclusions276

7.2　Limitations and implications284

Bibliography286

Acknowledgements304