On ‘unspeakable sentences’

Linguistics · Language, Discourse, Communication Strategies · Language, Metaphor, and Cognition · Narrative Theory and Analysis · Philosophy · Psychology

• Public and private self as two aspects of the speaker

  Open Access•Y Hirose•Journal of Pragmatics•2000

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• Contextualizing represented speech and thought

  Open Access•Manfred Jahn•Journal of Pragmatics•1992

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• Deixis and grounding in speech and thought representation

  Open Access•Lieven Vandelanotte•Journal of Pragmatics•2004

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• Spoken and written language

  Deborah Tannen•Spoken and written language•1982

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• Unspeakable Sentences, Unnatural Acts

  Brian Mchale•Poetics Today•1983

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• Style in Fiction

  Geoffrey Leech, Geoffrey N Leech et al.•Poetics Today•1982

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• Where Epistemology, Style, and Grammar Meet Literary History

  Ann Banfield•New Literary History•1978

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• Free Indirect Discourse, Mimetic Language Games and the Subject of Fiction

  Moshe Ron•Poetics Today•1981

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• Style in Fiction

  Michael Toolan, Geoffrey Leech et al.•Poetics Today•1983

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• Reflective and Non-Reflective Consciousness in the Language of Fiction

  Ann Banfield•Poetics Today•1981

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• On Trope and Persuasion

  Jonathan Culler•New Literary History•1978

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