Prosody is adding what? Echo questions are not a thing¶
Biezma, M., Braun, B., & James, A. (2021). Prosody is adding what? Echo questions are not a thing. Proceedings of Semantics and Linguistic Theory, 241-261.
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- Echo question
- In the English dialogue cases considered here, an echo question is an inquisitive turn interpreted as asking about an identifiable earlier contribution as something just said or conveyed.
This sourceThe source presents possible contextual readings and does not make one intonation categorically sufficient across cases.
- In the English dialogue cases considered here, an echo question is an inquisitive turn interpreted as asking about an identifiable earlier contribution as something just said or conveyed.
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