Telling Tales of the Unexpected: The Organization of Factual Discourse

Robin Wooffitt

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Language, Discourse, Communication Strategies Linguistics and Discourse Analysis Narrative Theory and Analysis

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Descriptions as actions on the analysis of factual accounts - three case studies some methodological issues a single case analysis I was just doing X when Y ... - a device for describing recollections of extraordinary events voices - some inferential properties of reported speech beginnings.

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