@article{gargett-2011-incrementality,
    title = "Incrementality and the Dynamics of Routines in Dialogue",
    author = "Gargett, Andrew",
    editor = "Schlangen, David  and
      Rieser, Hannes  and
      Crocker, Matthew W.",
    journal = "Dialogue {\&} Discourse",
    volume = "2",
    year = "2011",
    url = "https://preview.aclanthology.org/ingest-dnd/2011.dnd-2.8/",
    doi = "10.5087/dad.2011.108",
    pages = "171--197",
    abstract = "We propose a novel dual processing model of linguistic routinisation, specifically formulaic ex- pressions (from relatively fixed idioms, all the way through to looser collocational phenomena). This model is formalised using the Dynamic Syntax (DS) formal account of language processing, whereby we make a specific extension to the core DS lexical architecture to capture the dynamics of linguistic routinisation. This extension is inspired by work within cognitive science more broadly. DS has a range of attractive modelling features, such as full incrementality, as well as recent ac- counts of using resources of the core grammar for modelling a range of dialogue phenomena, all of which we deploy in our account. This leads to not only a fully incremental model of formulaic lan- guage, but further, this straightforwardly extends to routinised dialogue phenomena. We consider this approach to be a proof of concept of how interdisciplinary work within cognitive science holds out the promise of meeting challenges faced by modellers of dialogue and discourse."
}