… and viewpoint in the blending or conceptual integration framework. I argue that viewpoint as
seen in co-speech gestures … and gestural viewpoint can be affected by discourse status. This …

… duce examples to motivate a grammar-based approach to co-speech gesture. We then …
discourse featuring co-speech gestures compatible with the analysis of purely linguistic discourse…

… speech and gesture combine within the grammar, producing … Our motivation for a
grammar-based approach stems from our … By making the gesture an elementary discourse unit, we …

… abstract property, such as discourse content), deictic (a pointing gesture), beat (a rhythmic
… the encoding of motion event information and viewpoint in English-accompanying gestures. …

… utterances’ of speech+gesture as proper units of discourse analysis (Chapters II and III). (3)
As … I present and evaluate these different views, and I gather the empirical material necessary …

… approach to gesture watching – the ‘language and gesture … and physically explore co-speech
gestures, develop their … viewpoint, the internal and external regulation of discourse. How …

… ” view of iconic gesture. However, there is abundant evidence that speakers design their …
3 A great source of unusual iconic gestures is video recordings of speeches of world leaders…

… co-speech gestures develop with age in the context of narrative activity and plays a crucial
role in discourse … and any complement(s) (grammatical approach). We then measured the …

… co-speech gesture, and that the configuration of referent locations in sign space and gesture
… In order to fully understand how gestures are recruited for discourse cohesion, we also …

… unique way in which co-speech gestures project is incorrect, … I propose instead a uniform,
modality-neutral view of projection … discourse referents, one could say that DP-level co-speech …