The Communicative Act of Oral InterpretationAllyn and Bacon, 1967 - 428 стор. |
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... intent of the literature in terms of the reader's judgments , as communicated from the manuscript through vocal and physical suggestions . The minimal implications of this definition are : ( 1 ) oral interpre- tation is primarily ...
... intent of the literature in terms of the reader's judgments , as communicated from the manuscript through vocal and physical suggestions . The minimal implications of this definition are : ( 1 ) oral interpre- tation is primarily ...
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... intent of the literature . Your first obligation is to discover the intent of the lit- erature through a close examination of the text of the work . The writer's intent , insofar as it can be determined , is a supplementary aid to the ...
... intent of the literature . Your first obligation is to discover the intent of the lit- erature through a close examination of the text of the work . The writer's intent , insofar as it can be determined , is a supplementary aid to the ...
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... intent of the literature is the com- parison of your pre - reading judgments with the composite post - reading judgments of your listeners . A comparison of the profile of those judg- ments which you intended to communicate with the ...
... intent of the literature is the com- parison of your pre - reading judgments with the composite post - reading judgments of your listeners . A comparison of the profile of those judg- ments which you intended to communicate with the ...
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An Overview | 3 |
Oral Interpretation Today | 32 |
TWO YOUR LITERATURE AND | 53 |
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The Communicative Act of Oral Interpretation Keith Brooks,Eugene Bahn,Loren La Mont Okey Перегляд фрагмента - 1975 |
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