524 results on '"speech genre"'
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152. Polyphony: Authorship and Power
153. ЖАНР АНГЛОЯЗЫЧНЫХ МЕДИАСЛУХОВ О СЕЛЕБРИТИ В АСПЕКТЕ КАТЕГОРИИ ИНТЕНЦИОНАЛЬНОСТИ
154. Differentiated Analysis of the «Insult» Speech Genrebased on Messages from a Social Network Internet Sites
155. The Necessity of Communicating Phenomenological Insights–and its Difficulties
156. Epistemological Exercises: Towards a Typology of Knowledge Forms
157. Periodicals, Genres, and Audiences
158. Allegory and Transcultural Ethics: Narrating Difference in Rosario Castellanos’s Oficio de tinieblas
159. Place-in-Space / Space-in-Place: Theories of the Border
160. Metafictive Intertextuality: Defining the ‘Storyteller’ Chronotope
161. On Trial: Mikhail Bakhtin and Abram Tertz’s Address to 'God'
162. Articulating Dialogue: Agency and Gender in Children’s Anecdotes
163. Conclusion
164. Reported Voices and Evaluation
165. Setting the Scene
166. Reportage as a Genre of Speech in Teaching Polish as a Foreign Language (as Illustrated by the Works of Ryszard Kapuściński)
167. Martin Buber and Mikhail Bakhtin : The Dialogue of Voices and the Word That is Spoken
168. Conditions for Teaching and Learning in Religious Education (RE)
169. СОЦИАЛЬНЫЕ СЕТИ И ИХ РЕЧЕВЫЕ ЖАНРЫ
170. Genre forms in the children’s humoristic magazine 'Veselye kartinki': 1990s
171. Research of speech genres in artificial intelligence applications (identification of cognitive-speech actions forming a genre form)
172. Insertion into the Social — Constituting Audiences, Audience Cultures and Moving from the Private to the Public
173. Thought Drawing’: Dialogical Thinking and Dialogical Culture at the Trondheim Academy of Fine Art
174. Bakhtin’s Triadic Epistemology and Ideologies of Dialogism
175. The Hellenistic Letter-Formula and the Pauline Letter-Scheme
176. “Nikto ne prosil vas ržat’: lozunghi Monstracii kak rečevoj žanr [“Nessuno vi ha chiesto di sghignazzare”. Gli slogan di Monstracija come genere del discorso]
177. Linguocultural Analysis of the Most Common Greetings in the Russian, Tatar and Chinese Languages
178. The Role of Surplus Vision in Knowledge Systems
179. ТИПИ МОВЛЕННЄВИХ ЖАНРІВ ЗАКОНОДАВЧОГО ЮРИДИЧНОГО ДИСКУРСУ
180. ФУНКЦІЇ ІНАВГУРАЦІЙНОЇ ПРОМОВИ В УКРАЇНСЬКОМУ ПОЛІТИЧНОМУ ДИСКУРСІ
181. ОСОБЛИВОСТІ АНОНСУ ЯК МОВЛЕННЄВОГО ЖАНРУ ІНТЕРНЕТ-ДИСКУРСУ
182. THE PROBLEM OF GENRE DEFINITION OF THE RUBRIC OF 'AGONY COLUMN' IN GLOSSY MAGAZINES
183. The Ethics of Reading
184. ‘A Very Understandable Horror of Dialectics’: Bakhtin and Marxist Phenomenology
185. Bakhtin’s Dialogism Reconsidered through Hegel’s ‘Monologism’: the Dialectical Foundation of Aesthetics and Ideology in Contemporary Human Sciences
186. Polish Felieton and English Column in the Light of the Existing Research
187. Construction of written arguments: The influence of design education and speech genre
188. Contact excursion: Speech genre vs communicative event
189. КОМПОЗИЦИЯ КАК ПАРАМЕТР ОПИСАТЕЛЬНОЙ МОДЕЛИ РЕЧЕВОГО ЖАНРА КИНОАНОНСА (НА МАТЕРИАЛЕ АНОНСОВ К ИНДИЙСКИМ ФИЛЬМАМ)
190. STRATEGIES IN MODELING DIARY AS A SPEECH GENRE
191. The Rehumanization of the Humanities
192. The Permanence of Newness and Spaces for Difference: From History to Geography
193. From Culturology to Transculture
194. The re-enunciation of journalistic discourse in the production of Brazilian school newspapers - a case study of a large-scale project
195. Writing: Grammatical Adequacy and Reasoning
196. Towards a Theory of Play and the Carnivalesque in Hamlet
197. Introduction
198. Literacy and Genre
199. Dialogism : A Bakhtinian Perspective on Communication
200. The Egoist
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