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... Sperber and Wilson apply to irony , is between use and mention : " USE of an expression involves reference to what the expression refers to ; MENTION involves reference to the expression itself " ( 1981 : 303 , capitals as in the ...
... Sperber and Wilson apply to irony , is between use and mention : " USE of an expression involves reference to what the expression refers to ; MENTION involves reference to the expression itself " ( 1981 : 303 , capitals as in the ...
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... Sperber 1984 ) , and that probably they may be more complementary than excluding , and perhaps neither can be taken to be wholly explanatory of such a complex phenomenon as irony ( Williams 1984 ; Marisca ! Chicano 1994 ) . Sperber and ...
... Sperber 1984 ) , and that probably they may be more complementary than excluding , and perhaps neither can be taken to be wholly explanatory of such a complex phenomenon as irony ( Williams 1984 ; Marisca ! Chicano 1994 ) . Sperber and ...
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... Sperber and Wilson seem to start doubting whether all irony is necessarily echoic . They admit that echoic utterances can express a great variety of attitudes , and also that the approach to ironic utterances in terms of echoic mention ...
... Sperber and Wilson seem to start doubting whether all irony is necessarily echoic . They admit that echoic utterances can express a great variety of attitudes , and also that the approach to ironic utterances in terms of echoic mention ...
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