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speech and thought presentation: a standalone construct

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a scale of modes, set out by Leech and Short, for presenting characters' speech and thought, from narrator's report through indirect and free indirect to direct and free direct forms.

In stylistics, speech and thought presentation refers to a scale of modes, set out by Leech and Short, for presenting characters' speech and thought, from narrator's report through indirect and free indirect to direct and free direct forms. This meaning comes from Leech (1982) in Style in Fiction.[1]

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References

  1. Leech, G. N., & Short, M. H. (1982). Style in Fiction. Longman Publishing Group. ISBN 9781317868118

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