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Within Van Valin & Foley's Role and Reference Grammar , ' the syntactic structure of an utterance is viewed as the outcome of the interplay between the speaker's intent to communicate propositionally formulable information and ...
Within Van Valin & Foley's Role and Reference Grammar , ' the syntactic structure of an utterance is viewed as the outcome of the interplay between the speaker's intent to communicate propositionally formulable information and ...
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this classification in detail , although they propose both intra - clausal and interclausal tests to determine whether a language has pragmatic structure ( and thus to determine its role- or reference - dominated classification ) .
this classification in detail , although they propose both intra - clausal and interclausal tests to determine whether a language has pragmatic structure ( and thus to determine its role- or reference - dominated classification ) .
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These four roles are defined by the speaker . He defines his own role as speaker ; he defines who is to take part in ' his illocutionary act , separating the participants from the overhearers ; and he defines who among the participants ...
These four roles are defined by the speaker . He defines his own role as speaker ; he defines who is to take part in ' his illocutionary act , separating the participants from the overhearers ; and he defines who among the participants ...
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