The verbal zero-sign in theatre

Teodorescu-Brînzeu, Pia

doi:10.1016/0304-422x(84)90029-9

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“…The ending of the action fight was chosen to be at the arrival (enter) of the prince, before the prince started speaking. The attribute pause by Romeo in the modern translation acknowledges the verbal zero-signs (Teodorescu-Brinzeu, 1984). Additionally, the attribute "no reference" was used to label subjects that were present on stage but were not assigned actions within the considered window size explained below.…”

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Some reflections on the analysis of discourse and dramatic text: Stoppard's Jumpers

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Our proposal in this paper is basically to analyse dramatic texts according to the structure of those parts whose purpose is mainly dialogic in nature, mainly monologic, or, finally, those parts that emphasise the connection between writer and reader (or producer) from the organisational point of view. At the same time we also intend to study some basic pragmatic points such as reference, the informative nature of discourse, the kinds of illocutionary acts present in the text and the conversational norms broken. With this purpose in mind, we propose the application of a method of analysis of dramatic discourse to the play Jumpers, by Tom Stoppard.

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The verbal zero-sign in theatre

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Evolving Lattices for Analyzing Behavioral Dynamics of Characters in Literary Text

Evolving Lattices for Analyzing Behavioral Dynamics of Characters in Literary Text

Revisiting Structuralism

Some reflections on the analysis of discourse and dramatic text: Stoppard's Jumpers

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