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... reported speech is significant , for it is in these types that the separation between the narrator's frame / report- ing speech and a character's framed / reported speech - and thus between narrator and character's consciousness or ...
... reported speech is significant , for it is in these types that the separation between the narrator's frame / report- ing speech and a character's framed / reported speech - and thus between narrator and character's consciousness or ...
Page 497
... reported speech - both expressing phenomenal character point - of - view . Thus there are four FRAMES in these two narratives , with each successive frame serving as the FRAMED of the previous frame : Figure 3. The alignment of the four ...
... reported speech - both expressing phenomenal character point - of - view . Thus there are four FRAMES in these two narratives , with each successive frame serving as the FRAMED of the previous frame : Figure 3. The alignment of the four ...
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... reported speech , in realtime , of a single character , either nar- rating events or asserting propositions , and into DIALOGIC SCENE , which is like monologic scene in its reliance on reported speech , but like narrato- rial scene ...
... reported speech , in realtime , of a single character , either nar- rating events or asserting propositions , and into DIALOGIC SCENE , which is like monologic scene in its reliance on reported speech , but like narrato- rial scene ...
Contents
MARIEODILE JUNKER AND LOUISE BLACKSMITH | 258 |
ED KOENIG | 269 |
JOAN LOVISEK | 278 |
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