Negatives and meaning : : social setting and pragmatic effects : using negatives in political discourse, social media and oral interaction / / Malin Roitman, editor.
This volume deals with the pragmatic dimension of negations and is oriented towards empirical studies of negatives' meanings and functions in media and public discourses. Negation is one of our most central phenomena in human language and we use it daily for a vast range of different purposes:...
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