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Shisha-Halevy, Ariel, “Epistolary grammar: syntactical highlights in Kate Roberts’s correspondence with Saunders Lewis”, Journal of Celtic Linguistics 9 (2005): 83–103.

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Citation details
Article
“Epistolary grammar: syntactical highlights in Kate Roberts’s correspondence with Saunders Lewis”
Periodical
Journal of Celtic Linguistics 9 (2005)
Isaac, Graham R. (ed.), Journal of Celtic Linguistics 9 (2005), University of Wales Press.  
Includes a review (pp. 135-140).
Volume
9
Pages
83–103
Description
Abstract (cited)

The Modern Welsh epistolary texteme is here introduced and briefly examined, on the basis of the correspondence of Kate Roberts and Saunders Lewis. Following some preliminary general comments on the texteme, six syntactical topics are discussed – the nynegocentric deixis and tensing; presentation; focalization, topicalization and related issues; the epistolary narrative; allocutive and reactive elements; parenthesis – with a view to demonstrating the special grammatical systems of this texteme which, despite its affinities with the dialogue, is idiosyncratic in perspective and juncture.

Subjects and topics
Headings
letters (correspondence)
Language
Lexical itemSingle words, morphemes or phrases.
Roberts (Kate); Lewis (Saunders);
Contributors
Dennis Groenewegen
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