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Acknowledgements; List of abbreviations and symbols; Maps; Introduction;
1. What is discourse?;
2. Relevance theory and discourse;
3. The interpretive-use marker ré;
4. Constraints on relevance and particle typology;
5. Baa: truth-conditional or non-truth-conditional particle?;
6. Defining in Sissala;
7. Meanings and domains of universal quantification;
8. Co-ordination and stylistic effects; Notes; References; Index.
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Maurizio Scaramelli
reviewed Relevance Relations in Discourse: A Study with Special Reference to Sissala on February 27, 2017
Relevance Relations in Discourse
I completely forgot that I read this book last month. I rather enjoy reading grammar books. Finding out the way the verbs work, tasting the sound of the words, learning some of the poetic dictims, can bring an entirely new world to life.
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