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Putting Prior Talk Into Context: Reported Speech and the Reporting Context

Richard Buttny
Pages 45-58 | Published online: 14 Jun 2010

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Elizabeth Holt. (2022) Loosely Portrayed Speech in Interaction: Constructing Multiple Complainable Utterances. Research on Language and Social Interaction 55:2, pages 146-164.
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Carrie Childs & Craig D. Murray. (2010) “We All Had an Experience in There Together”: A Discursive Psychological Analysis of Collaborative Paranormal Accounts by Paranormal Investigation Team Members. Qualitative Research in Psychology 7:1, pages 21-33.
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