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or ' old ' information from ' new ' information , focusing instead on the information status of discourse entities , or the accessibility of information to discourse participants ( Behaghel 1930 , Clark & Clark 1977 , Clark & Haviland ...
or ' old ' information from ' new ' information , focusing instead on the information status of discourse entities , or the accessibility of information to discourse participants ( Behaghel 1930 , Clark & Clark 1977 , Clark & Haviland ...
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It seems necessary to distinguish two kinds of topic structures , one a contrastive topic construction and the other a " discourse ” topic construction , as argued for in Tsai 1994 , for instance . " A contrast topic can be indefinite ...
It seems necessary to distinguish two kinds of topic structures , one a contrastive topic construction and the other a " discourse ” topic construction , as argued for in Tsai 1994 , for instance . " A contrast topic can be indefinite ...
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Syntactic definitions like 4 fail to account for the semantic and discourse properties that are incorporated into definitions like 1 ( cf. Cadiot 1992 ) . In an effort to preserve the insight of previous studies and to bridge some of ...
Syntactic definitions like 4 fail to account for the semantic and discourse properties that are incorporated into definitions like 1 ( cf. Cadiot 1992 ) . In an effort to preserve the insight of previous studies and to bridge some of ...
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