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An application of relevance theory to the analysis of L2 interpretation processes: The comprehension of indirect replies
Naoko Taguchi
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Relevance Theory
100%
Indirect Reply
100%
Interpretation Process
100%
Specific Strategies
50%
Second Language Research
50%
Intended Purpose
50%
Proficiency Level
50%
Direct Response
50%
Thought Processes
50%
L2 Learners
50%
Listening Test
50%
Japanese Students
50%
Implied Meaning
50%
Implicature
50%
Background Knowledge
50%
Grice
50%
Adjacency Pairs
50%
Inferential Ability
50%
Paralinguistic Cues
50%
Arts and Humanities
Speaker
100%
Application
100%
Relevance theory
100%
Proficiency
66%
Inferencing
66%
Experimental
33%
Verbs
33%
L2 learners
33%
second-language research
33%
Paralanguage
33%
Japanese students
33%
Implicature
33%
Thought Process
33%
Adjacency Pair
33%
Background Knowledge
33%
Psychology
Inferencing
100%