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... communication to the production and understanding of ironic utterances . For relevance theoreticians , communication may be more or less strong depending on the responsibility that the addressee has to take in the fulfilment of the ...
... communication to the production and understanding of ironic utterances . For relevance theoreticians , communication may be more or less strong depending on the responsibility that the addressee has to take in the fulfilment of the ...
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... communication and verbal communication do not necessarily equate . Both verbal and non - verbal communication can be used by the speaker to convey both an informative and a communicative intention to the addressee . They even claim that ...
... communication and verbal communication do not necessarily equate . Both verbal and non - verbal communication can be used by the speaker to convey both an informative and a communicative intention to the addressee . They even claim that ...
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... communication is above all a social , interpersonal process . Two important properties related to the relevance approach to context are context choice and context accessibility or accessibility of assumptions . In Relevance Sperber and ...
... communication is above all a social , interpersonal process . Two important properties related to the relevance approach to context are context choice and context accessibility or accessibility of assumptions . In Relevance Sperber and ...
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