Style in LanguageThomas Albert Sebeok M.I.T. Press, 1966 - 470 páginas |
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... dimension along which messages may differ - I don't know whether it is a continuum or not ; I don't know whether one talks about more or less meaningful , or more or less nonsensical . The point is that there are these two dimensions ...
... dimension along which messages may differ - I don't know whether it is a continuum or not ; I don't know whether one talks about more or less meaningful , or more or less nonsensical . The point is that there are these two dimensions ...
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... dimensions were indicated by the factor analysis technique , it appeared that only six of these could be given ... dimension Personal Affect . It is also indexed by a number of objective measures , such as number of personal pronouns ...
... dimensions were indicated by the factor analysis technique , it appeared that only six of these could be given ... dimension Personal Affect . It is also indexed by a number of objective measures , such as number of personal pronouns ...
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... dimensions of " style " which have been identified in this study : General Stylistic Evaluation , Personal Affect , Ornamentation , Abstractness , Seriousness , and Characterization versus Narration . Just to intimate the possibility of ...
... dimensions of " style " which have been identified in this study : General Stylistic Evaluation , Personal Affect , Ornamentation , Abstractness , Seriousness , and Characterization versus Narration . Just to intimate the possibility of ...
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