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Por un lado, estos textos poseen unas tramas argumentales lineales que junto con el uso de un lenguaje coloquial se hacen muy asequibles a todo tipo de publico lector.
Las damas del fin del mundo o la novela historico-fantastica femenina by Trigo, Beatriz / Hispanofila
14) O estudo dessa fala relacional (so existe em funcao de uma escuta), coloquial, voltada para a experimentacao, e, em particular, da amizade e ainda lacunar no ambito das ciencias sociais e da historia.
Entre o sonho e vigilia: o tema da amizade na escrita modernista by Pimenta Velloso, Monica / Tempo - Revista do Departamento de Historia da UFF
b) Lo juvenil estaria definido por el particular uso del lenguaje, lo que permitiria crear sus formas de identificacion simbolica: relato lineal o hipertextual, lenguaje coloquial o formal etc.
Medios de comunicación en Chile, movimientos juveniles y políticas de ... by Ruiz, Oscar Aguilera / Comunicacao, Midia E Consumo
 
 
 
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