The demonstration-of-emotions account derives this origo orientation directly, because demonstrations are tied to their performer and to the performance's time and place.
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Empirical and theoretical arguments against equating exclamatives and emotive assertions — Origo dependence, free indirect discourse, and the nature of exclamative attitude
This orientation toward the origo follows for free from the assumption that exclamations are demonstrations of emotions
https://doi.org/10.1515/tl-2025-2001#unit-5-p2
Empirical and theoretical arguments against equating exclamatives and emotive assertions — Origo dependence, free indirect discourse, and the nature of exclamative attitude
This orientation toward the origo follows for free from the assumption that exclamations are demonstrations of emotions
https://doi.org/10.1515/tl-2025-2001#unit-5-p2
Empirical and theoretical arguments against equating exclamatives and emotive assertions — Origo dependence, free indirect discourse, and the nature of exclamative attitude
This orientation toward the origo follows for free from the assumption that exclamations are demonstrations of emotions
https://doi.org/10.1515/tl-2025-2001#unit-5-p2
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