Reading Horizons, Volume 50Psycho-Educational Clinic and the Western Michigan University Chapter of the International Reading Association, Kalamazoo, Mich., 2010 |
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... prosody provide a point of reference for emphatic prosody , music that expresses special intent . Syntactic prosody is one of the ways readers fill in the gaps they expect in printed language . Emphatic prosody is a tool for furthering ...
... prosody provide a point of reference for emphatic prosody , music that expresses special intent . Syntactic prosody is one of the ways readers fill in the gaps they expect in printed language . Emphatic prosody is a tool for furthering ...
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get involved in inferring that meaning . Emphatic prosody can point us to hyperbole , to irony ( Milosky & Ford , 1997 ) , or to understatement . Affective content also can be suggested by prosody , such as pleasure , irritation ...
get involved in inferring that meaning . Emphatic prosody can point us to hyperbole , to irony ( Milosky & Ford , 1997 ) , or to understatement . Affective content also can be suggested by prosody , such as pleasure , irritation ...
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... prosody is used , how do readers know when to ask themselves to make inferences ? Why would they even try to infer , if no other human is present about whom to ... emphatic prosody to a mere diagram label in Prosody and Interpretation • 91.
... prosody is used , how do readers know when to ask themselves to make inferences ? Why would they even try to infer , if no other human is present about whom to ... emphatic prosody to a mere diagram label in Prosody and Interpretation • 91.
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If Its Not Fixed the Staples are Out Documenting Young Childrens | 1 |
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