Re: Subjectivity

From: A.J.E. Wolf (ajew2@hermes.cam.ac.uk)
Date: Tue Nov 07 2000 - 14:34:11 GMT

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I'm currently researching into the role of self expression in second
language narratives. The approach I'm taking is that of 'theories de
l'enonciation' especially Ducrot's theory of 'Polyphony' but
I am wondering if anybody has done work on the encoding of
subjectivity from an RT perspective and is willing to have a chat with me
about their work,
Cheers,
Alain Wolf

Clare College
Old Court
Cambridge CB2 1TL

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