Relexicalization and Instantial Equivalence in Conjoint Therapeutic Discourse
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Analysis using corpus linguistics techniques of repetition, relexicalisation and the phenomenon of instantial equivalence in an audio-recorded corpus of marital therapy encounters involving an interracial couple (Playback corpus, D. Fanshel)
- University of Siena Italy
marital therapy, repetition, corpus linguistic, Playback corpu, lexical semantics; corpus linguistics; repetition; relexicalisation; therapeutic discourse; marital therapy; Playback corpus; D. Fanshel, lexical semantic, relexicalisation, therapeutic discourse, D. Fanshel
marital therapy, repetition, corpus linguistic, Playback corpu, lexical semantics; corpus linguistics; repetition; relexicalisation; therapeutic discourse; marital therapy; Playback corpus; D. Fanshel, lexical semantic, relexicalisation, therapeutic discourse, D. Fanshel
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