Some Forms of Hypothetical Correlation Typical of Dialogue Situations

Some kinds of hypothetical correlative structures are quite naturally associated with situations of spoken dialogs as they share a number of specific features characteristic of this kind of spoken discourse: (1) the fact that speaker & addressee interplay directly in discursive exchanges; (2) th...

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Published in:Langages (Paris) 2009-06, Vol.174 (June), p.113-128
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