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... interpretation of a thought which the speaker has actually expressed . It is frequently an interpretation of a thought which the speaker attributes to someone else " ( Blakemore 1992 : 167 ) . 997 In synthesis , I have sketched some of ...
... interpretation of a thought which the speaker has actually expressed . It is frequently an interpretation of a thought which the speaker attributes to someone else " ( Blakemore 1992 : 167 ) . 997 In synthesis , I have sketched some of ...
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... interpretation involves a recognition of its status as mention , and " standard " irony , whose interpretation involves a recovery of its figurative meaning . The problem with this suggestion is that there is a whole range of ...
... interpretation involves a recognition of its status as mention , and " standard " irony , whose interpretation involves a recovery of its figurative meaning . The problem with this suggestion is that there is a whole range of ...
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... interpretation of ironical utterances , for it is in context that the clues to guide towards an ironical interpretation are to be found : " the choice between literal and ironical interpretation must be based on information external to ...
... interpretation of ironical utterances , for it is in context that the clues to guide towards an ironical interpretation are to be found : " the choice between literal and ironical interpretation must be based on information external to ...
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