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1 trans-kom 6 [2] (2013): Seite 285 Ralph Krüger A Cognitive Linguistic Perspective on Explicitation and Implicitation Abstract This article aims to give a cognitive linguistic account of the translational phenomena of explicitation and implicitation within the context of scientific and technical translation. After a brief discussion of possible conceptual issues involved in explicitation and implicitation research, it will be argued that a suitable linguistic framework for example cognitive linguistics is needed to model the various complex dimensions of the two phenomena. Following a short introduction to cognitive linguistics, explicitation and implicitation will be positioned within two influential models of linguistic construal operations developed within this framework. Then, a link will be established between the concept of linguistic construal and Langacker s cognitive semantic theory of domains, which provides a toolset for modelling the implicit knowledge structures underlying specific usage events in communication. To test the suitability of the proposed framework, the article concludes with a discussion of some authentic examples of potential explicitation and implicitation in cognitive linguistic terms. 1 Introduction The concepts of explicitation and implicitation were first introduced in the discourse about translation by Vinay and Darbelnet (1958/1977) in their comparative stylistics of English and French, and their definitions will serve as a starting point for the following discussion. Vinay and Darbelnet define explicitation as a [p]rocédé qui consiste à introduire dans LA [langue d arrivée] des précisions qui restent implicites dans LD [langue de départ], mais qui se dégagent du contexte ou de la situation. (Vinay/Darbelnet 1958/1977: 9, square brackets added) A stylistic translation technique which consists of making explicit in the target language what remains implicit in the source language because it is apparent from either the context or the situation. (Vinay/Darbelnet 1958/1995: 342, translation by Sager/Hamel) In the same vein, implicitation is defined as a [p]rocédé qui consiste à laisser au contexte ou à la situation le soin de préciser certains détails explicites dans LD. (Vinay/Darbelnet 1958/1977: 10). A stylistic translation technique which consists of making what is explicit in the source language implicit in the target language, relying on the context or the situation for conveying the meaning. (Vinay/Darbelnet 1958/1995: 344, translation by Sager/Hamel) trans-kom ISSN trans-kom ist eine wissenschaftliche Zeitschrift für Translation und Fachkommunikation.
2 A Cognitive Linguistic Perspective on Explicitation and Implicitation Seite 286 Leaving aside the reduction of the concepts to mere stylistic techniques, both definitions seem rather straightforward and intuitively appealing, their definiendums showing considerable potential for empirical analysis. This is especially true of the concept of explicitation which, ever since the postulation of Blum-Kulka s (1986) Explicitation Hypothesis, has been considered to be a universal of translation and has found an especially fruitful testing ground in the framework of corpus-based translation studies (Laviosa 2002: 18). However, the widespread empirical application of explicitation in corpus-based studies was often not accompanied by a sound theoretical elaboration of the highly complex nature of this concept and its counterpart implicitation. This conceptual complexity and the resulting problems for a theoretically and empirically sound investigation of explicitation as well as implicitation can be traced back at least in part to a circularity in Vinay and Darbelnet s definitions, namely the root morphemes explicit and implicit occurring both in the definiendum and in the definiens. 1 Therefore, in order to arrive at a coherent picture of explicitation and implicitation, we require a proper account of the notions of explicitness and implicitness that goes beyond intuitive judgements made in various studies on the topic (e.g. Øverås 1998: 567). An important question that could be asked in this context is: What exactly does it mean for a given piece of information to be implicit in the source or target text (see also Becher 2011: 17)? Is it sufficient for the information to be just overtly absent from the text or does it have to be inferable in some way on the basis of the source or target text? And how should this implicitness be modelled in theoretical terms, so as to allow for a sound debate and to be applicable in empirical analyses? 2 A Brief Excursus: Explicitation and Implicitation vs. Explicitness and Implicitness From the brief discussion above, it should be clear that the notion of implicitness and its counterpart explicitness are inextricably linked with explicitation and implicitation. This close interrelation of the two concept pairs has sometimes led to confusing accounts that hinder a transparent discourse on explicitation and implicitation in translation studies. This is evidenced for example by misleading statements such as Explicitness as a universal feature of translation (Schmied/Schäffler 1997), which is the headline of an article in which the authors are actually investigating instances of explicitation in translation. For the purpose of the following discussion, it is therefore necessary to draw a clear distinction between the two concept pairs and to give a brief account of explicitness and implicitness that can serve as a basis for the remainder of the article. As can be seen from Vinay and Darbelnet s definitions above, explicitation and implicitation establish a relation between two texts or discourses, in this case source 1 This circularity is also present in other canonical definitions, for example Klaudy s widely accepted definition of explicitation being the technique of making explicit in the target text information that is implicit in the source text. (Klaudy 1998/2009: 104).
3 A Cognitive Linguistic Perspective on Explicitation and Implicitation Seite 287 texts and target texts. Explicitation and implicitation therefore require a Prätext ( pretext, Schreiber 1993: 9) against which the two phenomena can be established. Explicitness and implicitness, on the other hand, are first and foremost monotextual or monodiscoursive phenomena, that can be viewed from a microscopic and a macroscopic perspective. From the microscopic perspective, the terms refer to the linguistic encoding of information and describe, for a given utterance, the relationship between information that is overtly linguistically encoded (explicit) and information that has to be inferred (i.e. that is implicit) in order to arrive at a full interpretation of the utterance (Baumgarten/Meyer/Özçetin 2008: ). This perspective thus focuses on the lexical and grammatical material on the surface of the linguistic structure (Baumgarten/ Meyer/Özçetin 2008: 179). Explicitness and implicitness are therefore inherent features of all linguistic structures and utterances, since no structure or utterance can ever be fully explicit or implicit but always involves a dynamic interaction between these two meaning components. The macroscopic perspective views explicitness and implicitness as a property of texts and discourses (Baumgarten/Meyer/Özçetin 2008: 179) and highlights the functional or pragmatic dimension of the two concepts. From this perspective, texts or discourses exhibiting a high degree of explicitness project the context (i.e. the implicit component of communication) as fully as possible into the text and thus allow an isolated understanding outside of their context of production (von Hahn 1998: 383). It can thus be summarized that while explicitation and implicitation refer to a specific intertextual relation between source text and target text, explicitness and implicitness refer to general features of text and discourse that can be present in different degrees. If, on a certain level, a given source text exhibits lower explicitness/ higher implicitness than the corresponding target text, this would be treated as potential evidence of explicitation and vice versa. It follows from the close interrelation of the two concept pairs that a sound definition and application of the concepts of explicitation and implicitation must be based on an equally sound theoretical account of explicitness and (especially) implicitness. As argued above, however, such an account is often missing in studies of explicitation and implicitation, leading to potential problems in the empirical application of the two concepts. 3 Some Conceptual Issues in Explicitation and Implicitation Research Focusing on the explicitation concept, Kamenická (2007: 46) gives a possible explanation for this general lack of theoretical awareness of its high complexity, which stands in stark contrast to the popularity of explicitation in empirical terms. When postulating the Explicitation Hypothesis, Blum-Kulka (1986: 19) restricted her notion of explicitation to cohesive shifts. Since these shifts are easily identifiable on the textual surface, Blum- Kulka was not obliged to address the shortcomings of Vinay and Darbelnet s definition(s). Studies in the tradition of her Explicitation Hypothesis have then widened
4 A Cognitive Linguistic Perspective on Explicitation and Implicitation Seite 288 this reductionist approach and extended the notion of explicitation to features beyond cohesive markers (Pym 2005: 32), often still without committing to a more detailed definition of the concept that would resolve the issues mentioned above. This is highly problematic, since in its wider (and arguably more interesting) conception, explicitation is not only a feature that is objectively analyzable by establishing the presence or absence of cohesive markers in the target text, but which can also manifest itself within fuzzier boundaries, e.g. in the form of a higher specificity of target-language expressions or the verbalization of new meaningful elements (Klaudy/Károly 2005: 15) in the target text without there being an obvious triggering element in the source text (cf. Steiner 2005: 17). This latter point is of special interest, and it will be used to illustrate briefly the potential problems facing studies of explicitation and implicitation and the need for a sound theoretical basis for the two concepts. The introduction of new meaningful elements into the target text (and, if we want to bring implicitation into the picture, the deletion of meaningful source text elements in the target text) touches upon two central distinctions which have often been ignored in explicitation and implicitation research, 2 namely the distinction between explicitation and addition and the distinction between implicitation and omission (see Kamenická 2007: 50-51). These distinctions and the problems associated with them are intrinsically linked to the equally problematic concept of implicitness 3 discussed above. The distinction between explicitation and addition is concerned with the extent to which new information introduced in the target text can reasonably be claimed to be implicit in the source text. The distinction between implicitation and omission, on the other hand, is concerned with the extent to which information that is explicitly encoded in the source text but not in the target text can be said to be implicit in the target text. If a certain piece of information that is verbalized in the target text is absent from the source text and not deemed to be implicit in it, this would be considered an instance of addition. The distinction between explicitation and addition is captured very clearly by Schreiber: Bei der Explikation müssen die im ZS-Text hinzugefügten, bezeichnungsrelevanten Informationen im AS-Text implizit enthalten, d. h. aus dem AS-Text erschließbar sein oder bei den AS-Text-Empfängern als selbstverständlich vorausgesetzt werden können anderenfalls handelt es sich um eine Addition. (Schreiber 1993: 229) Explicitation means that the [ ] information added to the TL text must be implicitly contained in the SL text, i.e. it must be inferable from the SL text or be regarded as common knowledge of the SL text recipients, otherwise this is referred to as an addition. (my translation) 2 3 With notable exceptions, especially Steiner (2005), Hansen-Schirra/Neumann/Steiner (2007) and Kamenická (2007). The notion of explicitness is somewhat more straightforward, since it refers to overtly encoded information. Since this information is present at the textual surface, it can be intersubjectively analyzed. This is not the case with implicit information, which is by definition invisible and therefore bound to be more controversial.
5 A Cognitive Linguistic Perspective on Explicitation and Implicitation Seite 289 On the other hand, if a certain piece of information that is verbalized in the source text is absent from the target text and not deemed to be implicit in it, this would be considered an instance of omission. Again, Schreiber gives a clear description of the difference between implicitation and omission: Bei der Implikation müssen dementsprechend die weggelassenen Informationen aus dem ZS-Text erschließbar sein oder bei den ZS-Text-Empfängern als selbstverständlich vorausgesetzt werden können anderenfalls handelt es sich um eine Omission. (Schreiber 1993: 229) Implicitation means that the information left out of the TL text must be inferable from the TL text or must be regarded as common knowledge of the TL text recipients, otherwise this is referred to as an omission [ ]. (my translation) Although these distinctions seem intuitively plausible, they are far from straightforward, due to their intrinsic relation to the somewhat fuzzy concept of implicitness as described above. The possible difficulties involved in discussing potential instances of explicitation and implicitation will be briefly illustrated with three examples. The first two examples are taken from an ongoing PhD project that investigates the interface between text and context in scientific and technical translation. The third example is taken from House (2002). Example 1 EN: [...] there are three main approaches to capturing the CO 2 generated from a primary fossil fuel [...]. DE: [...] es [gibt] drei Hauptansätze zur Abtrennung des bei der Verbrennung eines fossilen Primärenergieträgers [...] entstandenen CO 2. The first example should be rather uncontroversial. Here, the prepositional phrase bei der Verbrennung ( by burning ) was inserted in the translation, thus making the production of the CO 2 more explicit than the source text. This information (i.e. that CO 2 is generated by burning a fossil fuel) is probably highly accessible in this context due to general knowledge pertaining to CO 2 and due to the presence of the participial construction generated from a primary fossil fuel. This example could therefore be classified as a clear-cut case of explicitation. Example 2 EN: In addition, the Ni-resist insert [ ] was not necessary for this study, as test lengths were only 10 to 20 hours. DE: Darüber hinaus war der Ni-resist-Einsatz [ ] nicht erforderlich, da die Versuchszeiträume zwischen 10 und 20 Std. lagen. The second example is somewhat less clear-cut than the first one. What is of specific interest here is the English source text adverb only, which has no equivalent in the German target text. In Klaudy and Károly s terms (see above), we are thus faced with the deletion of a meaningful element in the target text. As a result, the information that within the context above, 10 to 20 hours is a relatively short test length 4 is not overtly 4 The text refers to a diesel engine test conducted to measure the effects of piston temperature and fuel sulfur on piston deposits.
6 A Cognitive Linguistic Perspective on Explicitation and Implicitation Seite 290 encoded in the target text. But can it be claimed to be implicit in it? The presence of the term Ni-resist-Einsatz could be taken as an argument for the implicitness of this information, since Ni-resist is a material that exhibits, among other properties, an excellent wear resistance. If this material is not needed, this is possibly because no wear is to be expected, probably because the test lengths are rather short, i.e. only 10 to 20 hours. This interpretation is reinforced by the causal conjunction as/da, which makes explicit that the insert is not needed because of the test length. If this information is present to us, we are likely to claim that the information only is recoverable from the context and would classify the above shift as implicitation and not as omission. However, it may be more difficult to reach an intersubjective consensus here than with the first example (as evidenced by the length of the argument made for classifying this shift as implicitation). Example 3 EN: Treatment may reduce the chance of contracting HIV infection after a risky encounter. DE: Eine sofortige Behandlung nach Kontakt mit einer Ansteckungsquelle verringert unter Umständen die Gefahr, dass sich das Human-Immunschwäche-Virus im Körper festsetzt. Gewähr gibt es keine, zudem erwachsen eigene Risiken. (House 2002: 205) The third example was included here because it seems to cross the borderline between explicitation and addition described above. With this example, House intends to illustrate the ubiquitous explicitation and expansion of information found in most [...] German popular science texts (House 2002: ). The information in question is encoded in the sentence in bold, which was added in the German translation ( There is no guarantee, also, there are specific risks involved. ). The first part of the sentence ( There is no guarantee for the success of an immediate treatment ) can be claimed to be implicit in the source text, since the source text uses the modal construction may reduce the chance (rendered by the prepositional phrase unter Umständen in German). However, it is difficult to see how the second part of the sentence ( Such a treatment carries its own risks ) can be implicit in the source text. There are neither any cotextual clues, nor can this information be claimed to be common knowledge of the intended readership (the source text is an article from Scientific American, which is a popular science magazine addressing an informed layperson readership). Therefore, we are likely to classify this shift not as an instance of explicitation, but rather as an instance of addition. What is important with regard to these examples (which will be revisited later in the article) is how we can cast intuitive judgements as those discussed above in sounder theoretical terms in order to allow for a more transparent and intersubjective discourse about them. As Pym pointedly remarks in this context, the problem is that if we are talking about implicit content, we are forced to make statements about content [that] is paradoxically held to be at once hidden and obviously available to all (Pym 2005: 34). With regard to explicitation research, Pym concludes that any braver notion of explicitation [that goes beyond cohesive shifts observable on the textual surface] must address more than a few problems in the philosophy of language (Pym 2005: 34).
7 A Cognitive Linguistic Perspective on Explicitation and Implicitation Seite The Need for a Suitable Linguistic Framework I would not go so far as to claim that no meaningful study of explicitation and implicitation in their wider conception is possible without engaging in abstract philosophical debates about the existence and the potential form of linguistic meaning. In my opinion, however, what is a desideratum in explicitation and implicitation research is a coherent linguistic framework that can serve as the basis for modelling the various complex aspects of explicitation and implicitation, the notion of implicitness and the distinction between explicitation/implicitation and addition/omission among them. This call for a linguistic framework is of course not intended to mean that linguistics can provide an exhaustive explanatory tool for all aspects of translation. Functionalism, the theory of translational action as well as the cultural, social and cognitive turns in translation studies have demonstrated the multilayered nature of translation (which is by no means restricted to the relation between source and target text) and the multiple perspectives from which it can be studied. At the same time, however, it cannot be ignored that a major part of translation does indeed involve an operation on language, and a lot of interesting translational phenomena (explicitation and implicitation among them) exhibit a linguistic dimension. To make sound statements about these important but by no means exclusive aspects of translation, a grounding in an equally sound linguistic framework is desirable. Generally speaking, this framework should be flexible enough to provide an interface with more macroscopic approaches to translation. More to the point of this article, it should also have something to say about the underdeterminacy of language (see e.g. Carston 2002: 19), which is the theoretical label for the trivial fact that in communication, we understand more than the words actually uttered, namely content that is, in Pym s words, at once hidden and at the same time available to speaker/writer, hearer/reader and the researcher investigating instances of their communication. A framework that satisfies both the general as well as the specific requirements laid out above can be found in cognitive linguistics (CL), which underpins the work of leading linguists like Fillmore (1982), Lakoff (1987) and Langacker (1987) and which has been applied in translation studies for example by Neubert and Shreve (1992), Tabakowska (1993) and more recently by Halverson (e.g. 2003, 2007). Halverson is also a major advocate of the research strand termed cognitive translation studies (see Halverson 2010) and, to my best knowledge, she was among the first to establish a general link between cognitive linguistics and explicitation. In her article A Cognitive Linguistic Approach to Translation Shifts, Halverson (2007) reviews the central cognitive linguistic notion of linguistic construal and situates various translation shifts and alleged translational universals (explicitation being among them) within the model of linguistic construal operations developed by Croft and Cruse (2004). Another interesting link between cognitive linguistics and explicitation and implicitation research
8 A Cognitive Linguistic Perspective on Explicitation and Implicitation Seite 292 is established by Kamenická (2007), who applies Fillmore s frame semantics 5 in order to model the implicit information underlying overt textual structures. According to Kamenická (2007: 54), the question of whether a certain piece of information can be claimed to be implicit in a text is a function of the relative saliency of this information in a given frame indexed by a particular word or construction. In my opinion, both Halverson s and Kamenická s approaches are very promising and show considerable explanatory potential with regard to explicitation and implicitation research. Whereas Halverson s approach is more useful for situating explicitation and implicitation within the overall framework of cognitive linguistics, Kamenická s approach is more concerned with the investigation of specific textual occurrences of these phenomena. However, both approaches are rather tentative in nature and do not give an exhaustive account of explicitation and implicitation in cognitive linguistic terms. In the following sections, I will present a sketch of what such an account may look like. 5 A Brief Overview of Cognitive Linguistics The framework of cognitive linguistics was developed in the late 1970s and aims to provide a holistic account of language in terms of general human cognitive abilities, such as attention, memory, perception, etc. (Dirven 1991/2002: 76). Since cognitive linguistics regards language as an integral part of general human cognition, it is opposed to the autonomous, modular and abstract approach to language as propagated for example by Chomskyan generative grammar (Taylor 2002: 7). Cognitive linguistics also rejects the Saussurean dichotomy of langue vs. parole (Dirven 1991/2002: 76) and instead follows a usage-based approach to language according to which knowledge of language emerges from language use (Croft/Cruse 2004: 1). According to Evans and Green (2006: 28ff), cognitive linguistics is based on two fundamental assumptions, which the authors call the generalisation commitment and the cognitive commitment. The generalisation commitment entails a search for common structuring principles that apply to different aspects of language. So for example, in cognitive linguistics there is no sharp distinction between semantics and syntax (both are in fact treated as symbolic systems, see Taylor 2002: 25) or between semantic and pragmatic meaning. The cognitive commitment requires that the structuring principles postulated in cognitive linguistics should reflect insights into human cognition gained in other disciplines, in particular the cognitive sciences (Evans/Green 2006: 40). In line 5 Kamenická works with Fillmore s later version of the frame concept, according to which frames are conceptual structures that underlie [the meaning of linguistic units] and that motivate their use (Fillmore 1994/2006: 613). This contrasts with the earlier distinction between scenes as cognitive, conceptual or experiential entities and frames as linguistic ones. In later work, the scene concept was discarded and the frame concept was raised from linguistic to cognitive status (Petruck 1996: 1; see also Busse 2012: 94). It seems that Fillmore s later work on frame semantics has been largely ignored by translation studies, where the earlier version of scenes and frames semantics is still prevalent (see for example Kußmaul 2007/2010).
9 A Cognitive Linguistic Perspective on Explicitation and Implicitation Seite 293 with this commitment, cognitive linguists try to give an account of linguistic phenomena that is plausible from a cognitive point of view. Evans and Green (2006: 48) broadly divide the framework of cognitive linguistics into the two main areas of cognitive semantics and cognitive (approaches to) grammar. 6 Since, according to cognitive linguistics, grammar is not just a system of combinatory rules and principles but rather a meaningful system itself, a cognitive grammar assumes a cognitive semantics and is dependent upon it (Evans/Green 2006: 47). Another basic tenet within cognitive linguistics and more specifically in cognitive semantics is that linguistic meaning is conceptual in nature (Langacker 2008: 4), the locus of meaning thus being the mind of individual speakers and hearers (Langacker 2008: 27-28). 7 Accordingly, cognitive linguistics/semantics, rejects the dictionary view of word meaning adopted by formal and structural semantics, which postulates a strict division between Aristotelian essentialia and accidentialia, with the essential or definitional properties of an entity constituting its dictionary meaning (semantic meaning), while the contingent properties constitute encyclopaedic information (pragmatic meaning) (Marmaridou 2000: 45). Instead, cognitive semantics adopts an encyclopaedic view of word meaning, according to which words do not have a clearly delimited essential or dictionary meaning but rather serve as points of access to or prompts for the rich conceptual structures which provide the main input for meaning construction (Evans/ Green 2006: 214). Cognitive linguistics is therefore fundamentally at odds with current debates in the Neo-Gricean and Post-Gricean traditions of Anglo-American pragmatics, which are concerned with the division of labour between semantics and pragmatics and the pragmatic intrusion into the classical Gricean notion of what is said (Huang 2007: 216). Since cognitive semantics specifically endorses the conceptual nature of linguistic meaning, it has developed fine-grained tools for modelling the implicit conceptual structures underlying overtly encoded textual structures of a given usage event. 8 6 Explicitation and Implicitation in the Cognitive Linguistic Framework In the following sections, I will first situate explicitation and implicitation in the wider context of linguistic construal operations developed in cognitive linguistics and thus The authors use the addition approaches to, since Cognitive Grammar is the name of a specific theory developed by Langacker (1987) (see Evans/Green 2006: 49). A list of objections raised by standard linguistic theory against a conceptual approach to meaning (together with a refutation of the various points of criticism) can be found in Taylor (2002: 61ff). For a spirited defence of cognitive semantics against its cultured despisers see also Busse (2012: 788ff). Langacker defines the term usage event as a symbolic expression assembled by a speaker in a particular set of circumstances for a particular purpose (Langacker 1987: 66). Thus, a usage event is the cognitive linguistic term for an utterance (see Evans/Green 2006: 109).
10 A Cognitive Linguistic Perspective on Explicitation and Implicitation Seite 294 establish a link between explicitation and implicitation and general human cognitive abilities as reflected in language and language use. Then, the focus will be shifted to cognitive semantics and its specific means of modelling implicit knowledge structures. In this context, I will present Langacker s theory of domains (1987), which shows parallels to and complements Fillmore s frame semantics, and I will illustrate how important aspects of explicitation and implicitation can be accounted for within this theory. 6.1 Explicitation and Implicitation as Cross-linguistic Construal Operations The conceptualisation of explicitation and implicitation as cross-linguistic construal operations shows parallels to Halverson s (2007) approach discussed above. In cognitive linguistics, linguistic meaning is seen as involving two components, a particular conceptual content and a specific way of construing this content, construal here referring to our manifest ability to conceive and portray the same situation in alternate ways (Langacker 2008: 43). Langacker (2008: 55) compares the conceptual content to a scene 9 and the construal of this content to a particular way of viewing this scene. He gives the example of a glass of water in which the water occupies about half of the volume of the glass (Langacker 2008: 43-44). According to Langacker, this content (i.e. a glass half filled with water) can be evoked in a rather neutral way at the conceptual level. If, however, this conceptual content is to be linguistically encoded, a certain construal is necessarily imposed. For example, the glass with water in it would highlight the container of the water, whereas the water in the glass would highlight the liquid inside the container. Langacker stresses in this context that there is no clear-cut distinction between conceptual content and the construal of this content but that these two aspects are intrinsically related; for example, the more specific construal the glass with water in it may evoke more content than the more abstract construal the container with liquid in it (in the second example, contextual input would be required to arrive at the more specific construal). As already mentioned, cognitive linguists reject the view of language as an autonomous cognitive faculty but instead claim that it is based on the same cognitive abilities that humans demonstrate outside the realm of language. In line with the cognitive commitment, the linguistic construal processes proposed in cognitive linguistics are therefore derived from general cognitive processes established for example by cognitive psychology (Halverson 2007: 113; Langacker 2008: 45), thus ensuring the cognitive plausibility of this account. In the following sections, two influential models of linguistic construal operations will be presented. The model proposed by Langacker (2008) builds on the original account of linguistic construal developed by the same author (Langacker 1987) 10 and 9 10 The notion of scene is used in a pretheoretical sense here and is not to be confused with the scene concept in the early work of Fillmore. In his original account, Langacker used the possibly misleading and in his own words somewhat idiosyncratic term imagery to describe the phenomenon that a given situation can be mentally and linguistically construed in different ways (Langacker 1987: 110). He later acknowledged this unfortunate choice of terminology and changed it to the more transparent term construal (Langacker 2008: 43).
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Work on bullet train to start in 2017, says Railways
Railway board member (traffic) Mohammed Jamshed, who was in Mumbai, to attend the chief commercial managers' conference said, "Work on the hi-speed railway corridor will begin next year."
All aboard to fix the 'bullet train' of globalisation, China's Xinhua says
Xi will be the first Chinese president to ever attend the WEF's annual forum in Davos, which brings together top-level political and business leaders.
China completes world's longest bullet train tracks
The 360-km line connects high-speed railway in the west with two major north-south lines, helping cut travel time between the west and east.
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Pawar alleged that the Modi government was harassing people on the pretext of demonetisation.
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Companies in South Dakota starting with LAKE-P
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- LAKE PARK CAMPGROUND AND COTTAGES, L.L.C.Condition: ACTIVE
Code: DL022241
Reg. date: 2010-08-25
- LAKE PARK CEMETERY, INC.Condition: ACTIVE
Code: NS005871
Reg. date: 1975-09-29
- LAKE PARK ESTATES HOMEOWNERS ASSOCIATION, INC.Condition: ACTIVE
Code: NS010305
Reg. date: 1995-04-17
- LAKE PARK RESORT MOTEL, INC.Condition: INACTIVE
Code: DB036804
Reg. date: 1996-02-05
- LAKE PARK ROAD DISTRICTCondition: ACTIVE
Code: DM009472
- LAKE PARK, INC.Condition: ACTIVE
Code: DB032165
Reg. date: 1992-09-23
- LAKE PELICAN ASSOCIATIONCondition: INACTIVE
Code: NS007381
Reg. date: 1982-05-07
- LAKE PELICAN PRESERVATION SOCIETYCondition: ACTIVE
Code: NS012091
Reg. date: 2002-08-27
- LAKE PELICAN WATER PROJECT DISTRICTCondition: ACTIVE
Code: WD000004
Reg. date: 1988-08-26
- LAKE PLATTE GOLF CLUBCondition: ACTIVE
Code: NS005138
Reg. date: 1972-07-12
- LAKE PLATTE RESTORATION ASSOCIATIONCondition: INACTIVE
Code: NS009894
Reg. date: 1993-06-28
- LAKE POINSETT AREA DEVELOPMENT ASSOCIATION, INC.Condition: ACTIVE
Code: NS000733
Reg. date: 1964-08-12
- LAKE POINSETT AREA SANITARY DISTRICTCondition: ACTIVE
Code: SD000009
Reg. date: 1976-07-12
- LAKE POINSETT ESTATES, INC.Condition: ACTIVE
Code: DB045207
Reg. date: 2002-03-14
- LAKE POINSETT HOSPITALITY, LLCCondition: INACTIVE
Code: DL003032
Reg. date: 2000-06-05
- LAKE POINSETT STORAGE UNITS, LLCCondition: INACTIVE
Code: DL011536
Reg. date: 2006-06-14
- LAKE PORT CATHOLIC CHURCH FUND CORPORATIONCondition: ACTIVE
Code: NS011298
Reg. date: 1999-07-06
- LAKE PRESTON AREA JAYCEESCondition: INACTIVE
Code: NS008222
Reg. date: 1985-12-24
- LAKE PRESTON ATHLETIC BOOSTER CLUB, INC.Condition: INACTIVE
Code: NS010579
Reg. date: 1996-05-24
- LAKE PRESTON AUTOMOTIVE REPAIR, INC.Condition: ACTIVE
Code: DB042662
Reg. date: 2000-04-07
- LAKE PRESTON COMMUNITY DAYCARE, INC.Condition: ACTIVE
Code: NS013554
Reg. date: 2007-10-22
- LAKE PRESTON COOPERATIVE TELEPHONE ASSOCIATIONCondition: INACTIVE
Code: PU000429
Reg. date: 1950-08-16
- LAKE PRESTON DEVELOPMENT CORPORATIONCondition: ACTIVE
Code: NS006196
Reg. date: 1977-03-18
- LAKE PRESTON GRAZING ASSOCIATIONCondition: INACTIVE
Code: CO000458
Reg. date: 1968-03-20
- LAKE PRESTON HEALTHCARE CENTER, INC.Condition: INACTIVE
Code: FB013834
Reg. date: 1990-09-19
- LAKE PRESTON HOUSING, INC.Condition: ACTIVE
Code: NS005294
Reg. date: 1973-04-24
- LAKE PRESTON JAYCEESCondition: ACTIVE
Code: NS011151
Reg. date: 1998-12-11
- LAKE PRESTON LUMBER COMPANYCondition: INACTIVE
Code: DB022127
Reg. date: 1983-02-03
- LAKE PRESTON LUTHERAN CHURCHCondition: ACTIVE
Code: CH001625
Reg. date: 1897-01-16
- LAKE PRESTON MUSEUM, INC.Condition: ACTIVE
Code: NS007831
Reg. date: 1984-04-11
- LAKE PRESTON STOR ALL, LLCCondition: ACTIVE
Code: DL024043
Reg. date: 2011-03-11
- LAKE PRESTON STORAGE, L.L.C.Condition: ACTIVE
Code: DL011683
Reg. date: 2006-07-12
- LAKE PRESTON SUNNYVIEW ACRES, INC.Condition: INACTIVE
Code: DB029020
Reg. date: 1989-12-29
- LAKE PRESTON, SDCondition: ACTIVE
Code: CI000074
Reg. date: 1906-06-22
- LAKE PROCESSING & HIWAY SELF SERV, INC.Condition: INACTIVE
Code: DB026133
Reg. date: 1987-02-18
- LAKE PROPERTY MANAGEMENT CORP.Condition: ACTIVE
Code: DB049556
Reg. date: 2005-04-11


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I love homemade bread....but hubby won't eat it, so I don't make it much. How do you get it to rise so much??? I can't get mine to rise that much.
Tabitha Hidalgo, I find it rises to perfection in the summer because the temperature is perfect. That's the only answer I have because my bread rises differently in every season. How does your husband not eat homemade bread? Mine loves it!
Last time I made it I put it in the oven with boiling water to rise in the pans and that helped a lot, but it still didn't raise that much. LOL He just doesn't like it. I've heard everything from the taste is different to I slice it too thick. But I at least have a bakery outlet I can get cheap bread at. I used to hate it, too. But I like it now.
I never thought of using boiling water to help it rise. I usually just stick in at 200 for 15-20 minutes and then jack up the temperature to 350 to bake. All the more for the rest of the family then if your hubby doesn't like it! :)
I tried that once and it didn't work so well. The kids love it. If I have some made, they want that for a snack.
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Chief Minister of Bengal, Mamta Banerjee, who was in Munich, Germany on Wednesday, has sought fresh investments into the state. She addressed over 160 German companies in Munich and has put forth appeals to Tata Motors and BMW urging them to set up auto hubs in Bengal.
She has assured investors of opportunities for the auto sector in the form of land while there was also sufficient power generation to support new industrial units.
The CM also assured investors of skilled manpower, intellectual and logistic support and also mentioned the fact that two new ports and an airport at Andal were in the pipeline which would aid investment and further industrial development.
It may be remembered that Mamta Banerjee was also instrumental in Tata's moving the Nano project out of Bengal while earlier last week the Supreme Court had also cancelled the Singur land acquisition deal ordering the return of 997 acres of land to the farmers.
Tata Group representatives, Tata Steel MD T V Narendran and Tata Metaliks MD Sanjiv Paul were a part of the delegation and offered interesting feedback on their experiences of Bengal.
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Finance Minister Amit Mitra also held talks with BMW officials offering them an insight into the Gateway of the East, the many opportunities investing in the state would offer and the added advantages of expanding businesses in other markets such as Bangladesh, Nepal, Bhutan, Myanmar and Thailand.