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Table of contents
- Preface
- List of Tables
- List of Figures
- Chapter One: The Establishment of Narrative Coherence
- 1 Points of departure: A consideration of relevant research trends
- 1.1 Introduction
- 1.2 Narrative structures
- 1.3 The development of narrative structures
- 1.4 Coherence and cohesive devices
- 2 The focus of the present study
- 2.1 Background
- 2.2 Picture book narration: The delineation of a discourse mode for developmental research
- 2.3 Method
- Chapter Two: Pronominal and Nominal Markers and the Establishment of Coherence
- 1 Switching and maintaining reference
- 1.1 Pronominal anaphora and discourse segmentation
- 1.2 Deixis and anaphora in the picture book narration task
- 1.3 Some structural properties of German third person pronouns
- 2 Explorations in the acquisition of anaphoric devices
- 3 Introduction to the study
- 3.1 Guiding questions
- 3.2 Coding
- 4 Results
- 4.1 Analysis and discussion of the adult narratives
- 4.2 Analysis and discussion of the childrenâs narratives
- 4.3 Analysis and discussion of multiple strategies in the childrenâs individual narratives
- 4.4 Conclusions
- Chapter Three: The Contribution of Tense to Coherence
- 1 Tense and text
- 1.1 Developmental aspects of âtensesâ and âtextsâ
- 2 The use of tense in âsimple narrativesâ
- 2.1 Introduction
- 2.2 Analysis and discussion of the adult narratives
- 2.3 Analysis and discussion of the childrenâs narratives
- 2.4 Summary: Form and function of tenses in simple narratives
- Chapter Four: Conclusions
- 1 Summary
- 1.1 Coherence in adult narrations
- 1.2 Coherence in childrenâs narrations
- 2 Switching and maintaining reference and temporally connecting events: The acquisition of two different systems?
- 2.1 Organizing the systems
- 2.2 Reorganizing the systems
- 3 Concluding comments
- Bibliography
- Appendix A The German tense system
- Appendix B Background utterances that are excluded tense coding
- Appendix C Reduced copy of the picture book
- Index