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Language through Literature: The Role of Evidentiality in English Autobiographical Narratives

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The present study is aimed at investigating the roles of evidentiality inthe autobiographical narratives: i)introducing or changing a topic in thenarratives; ii) expressing narrator’s mind, especially psychologicaldistance from the utterances. To pursue this goal, this study firstexplores the definition and types of evidentiality including Englishevidential expressions. Next, this paper also examines the characteristicsof autobiographical narratives in particular focusing on the narratives ofa portrait of a young man as an artist written by James Joyce. Thefindings from the present study have crosslinguistic and educationalimplications for understanding better which types of sources play animportant role in shaping the experiences or opinions of a particularculture or text.

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The present study is aimed at investigating the roles of evidentiality inthe autobiographical narratives: i)introducing or changing a topic in thenarratives; ii) expressing narrator’s mind, especially psychologicaldistance from the utterances. To pursue this goal, this study firstexplores the definition and types of evidentiality including Englishevidential expressions. Next, this paper also examines the characteristicsof autobiographical narratives in particular focusing on the narratives ofa portrait of a young man as an artist written by James Joyce. Thefindings from the present study have crosslinguistic and educationalimplications for understanding better which types of sources play animportant role in shaping the experiences or opinions of a particularculture or text.

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