El marcador del discurso claro: evidencia, razonamiento e identidad discursiva
- Autores: José Portolés Lázaro
- Localización: El conocimiento compartido: Entre la pragmática y la gramática / coord. por Susana Rodríguez Rosique, Jordi M. Antolí Martínez, 2020, ISBN 978-3-11-071117-2, págs. 187-212
- Idioma: español
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Resumen
The discourse marker claro is the most widely used marker in colloquial conversations in Spanish. Such frequent use can be explained by analyzing its processing meaning. Claro conveys two main processing instructions: an argumentative instruction, and another related to discourse identity. First, whoever uses claro signals as evident what s/he communicates. In doing so, s/he shows her/his interlocutor that, if required (epistemic vigilance), s/he can justify it with reasons. Second, the meaning of claro determines that this certainty is not only recognized by the speaker, but also, in an imprecise way, by someone else (extended discourse identity). The speaker usually marks with claro what s/he shares with certainty with her/his interlocutor(s), thus creating a group discourse identity. In this way, the speaker and her/his interlocutor constitute or form part of a group that shares as evident a conclusion marked with claro, together with its reasons, either explicit or possible. This discourse behaviour favours good social relations.
