Thus, although it is primarily the discursive context which licenses the use of logophoric pronouns in Ewe, syntactic restrictions are also important in determining the distribution of pronouns in direct and indirect discourse.
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NOTE : some of those verbs ( such as verbs of presentation : etc . ) may also be used as governing verbs in indirect discourse clausal constructions introduced by the particles E ?? or a ?.
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The " New York Times " s Virginia Heffernan explains that the book's " narrative technique, which is heavy on free-indirect discourse, lent itself to poststructuralist analysis ".
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A study of other important dimensions of the French translations, such as free indirect discourse ( FID ) do much to nuance our understanding of Austen's initial " aesthetic " reception with her first French readership.
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While some point to Joyce's use of free indirect discourse as a way to understand his characters, he often obscures the reliability of his characters in a way that would make any kind of analysis very difficult.
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Using free indirect discourse, which blurs the line between the first-person dialogue of a text, she ties the narrator's voice, which resembles the " Wollstonecraft " of the advertisement, to the heroine.
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Free indirect discourse can be described as a " technique of presenting a character's voice partly mediated by the voice of the author " ( or, reversing the emphasis, " that the character speaks through the voice of the narrator " ) with the voices effectively merged.
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Balzac, in " Ursule Mirou�t ", seems to be of the opinion that justice has a power of omniscience, a collective memory and a capacity for eventual action which far transcend the law s imperfect machinery though allowance should be made for free indirect discourse.
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The specific domain of literary theory which deals with focalization is narratology, and it concerns not only distinctions between subjective and objective focalizations but various gradations between them, such as free indirect discourse, Narratologists tend to have a difficult time agreeing on the exact definitions of categories in their field; hence its dynamic nature.
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The following is a list of examples of the kind of stylistic elements that have been extensively discussed by scholars and necessitate an inclusion on any page about these author's novels : Virginia Woolf's unique narrative voice, Thomas Pynchon's postmodernist tendencies, and Jane Austen's use of free indirect discourse.
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