Effects of turn-taking and direct speech in the expresión of first person singular pronominal subjects
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https://doi.org/10.24201/nrfh.v71i2.3878Keywords:
pronominal subjects, singular first-person, structure of interaction, turn-taking, direct speechAbstract
The aim of this article is to study the expression of singular first-person pronominal subjects by analyzing two factors related to the structure of interaction: turn-taking and direct speech. The analysis also takes into account other linguistic factors that have proved to be significant in previous studies. The results indicate that both turn-taking and direct speech are statistically significant for our understanding of the expression of yo/self in sociolinguistic interviews. This demonstrates the need to incorporate factors related to the structure of the interaction in studies of pronominal subjects.
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