Trends in the Study of Languages & Linguistics in Nigeria: A Festschrift for Philip Akụjụọobi NwachukwuOzo-mekuri Ndimele |
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... speech ( or connected speech ) are less commonly studied ( but see Linell ( 1979 ) , Dressler & Wodak ( 1982 ) , Kerswill ( 1985 ) , ( 1986 ) , and Oyetade ( 1995 ) . There are few studies on other levels of linguistic analysis such as ...
... speech ( or connected speech ) are less commonly studied ( but see Linell ( 1979 ) , Dressler & Wodak ( 1982 ) , Kerswill ( 1985 ) , ( 1986 ) , and Oyetade ( 1995 ) . There are few studies on other levels of linguistic analysis such as ...
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... speech event , which is a compound declarative type , in which each clause can be taken . separately as two simple sentences . V. Male : Women Frailty Stereotype Another cultural stereotype reflected in this work is the attitude of ...
... speech event , which is a compound declarative type , in which each clause can be taken . separately as two simple sentences . V. Male : Women Frailty Stereotype Another cultural stereotype reflected in this work is the attitude of ...
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... speech : deliberative which involves speaking in the legislature and in any political or religious gathering , forensic , which is the kind of speech delivered in the law court and epideictic rhetoric , the type used in public or ...
... speech : deliberative which involves speaking in the legislature and in any political or religious gathering , forensic , which is the kind of speech delivered in the law court and epideictic rhetoric , the type used in public or ...
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Nwachukwu as a Celebrity | 1 |
The Poets Corner | 15 |
Applied Linguistics Sociolinguistics | 21 |
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