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Stance-taking in Presidential Debates
editStance has been studied by various scholars in linguistics, communications studies, political science and philosophy. However, evaluative stance-taking has been of special interest to linguists.
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| Language | French |
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| Publication place | The United Kingdom |
Du Boise's Perspective
editPractice Citations
editStance has been defined as the way we position ourselves towards other social actors and ascribe value to things and propositions[1].
Stance triangle
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Stance and Evaluation
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stance-taking and Appraisal
editReferences
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{{cite web}}: External link in|title= - ^ a b dubois.faculty.linguistics.ucsb.edu http://dubois.faculty.linguistics.ucsb.edu/. Retrieved 2019-04-10.
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