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... cognitive state of the speaker , which participant should be proximate at any point in a discourse . Each time a clause is produced , the speaker must decide whether to continue the previous proximate sequence or begin a new one , and a ...
... cognitive state of the speaker , which participant should be proximate at any point in a discourse . Each time a clause is produced , the speaker must decide whether to continue the previous proximate sequence or begin a new one , and a ...
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... cognitive representation underlying the text and the distribution of such things as attention and point of view by the speaker , and that the textual characteristics outlined in ( 54 ) and ( 55 ) are simply very symptomatic of these ...
... cognitive representation underlying the text and the distribution of such things as attention and point of view by the speaker , and that the textual characteristics outlined in ( 54 ) and ( 55 ) are simply very symptomatic of these ...
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... cognitive process , unique in primary oral culture , makes possible a rather seamless garment - type of narrative . Post - Europeans feel the neces- sity of a distance in the process of knowing ; the inquirer stands apart from the ...
... cognitive process , unique in primary oral culture , makes possible a rather seamless garment - type of narrative . Post - Europeans feel the neces- sity of a distance in the process of knowing ; the inquirer stands apart from the ...
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