AYSTEX GRAKANUTYUN@ BAJANEL 3 MASI< AYSINQN 1 LITERARY SOURCES, 2 FICTION, 3 INTERNET SOURCES

Klewitz, G., and Couper-Kuhlen, E., ”Quote-unquote? The role of prosody in the contextualization of reported speech sequences”, Pragmatics, 9(4): 459-485, 1999.

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Introduction

Chapter 1-vernagir grel chapter 1 I tak@ chpaterin veraberox

1. Prosody description
2. Prosodic features and the pitch difference between direct and indirect questions

Chapter 2-nuynnel stex chapter 2in veraberox

2.1 Three major prosodic characteristics

2.2 Prosodic correlation of the discourse functions of reported speech

Conclusion

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