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| Title: | Use of the first person pronoun ngo⁵dei⁶ and evasion in political discourse in Hong Kong | Authors: | Wai, BLM Yap, FH |
Issue Date: | 30-Nov-2013 | Source: | Linguistic Society of Hong Kong 2013 Annual Research Forum, LSHK-ARF 2013, November 30, 2013, The Hong Kong Polytechnic University, Hong Kong | Abstract: | Outline of the presentation -Adversarial questioning and evasion in political discourse -Reasons for evading aggressive questions -Types of evasion strategies -Evasion in the Hong Kong political context -The use of inclusive and exclusive first person plural pronoun ngo5 dei6 ‘we’ in political discourse -Data analysis -Conclusion |
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