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Non-language Process in Utterance Communication

Jianwen Chen

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Abstract

Utterance is used to communicate with each other. Partners in communication always send out constantly information to expect listeners to give some response. This affect of utterance has greatly enlarged the scope of utterance analysis , so we should explore ,in utterance analysis, how utterance keep indirect (even contradictory) relationship with language itself.

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Utterance is used to communicate with each other. Partners in communication always send out constantly information to expect listeners to give some response. This affect of utterance has greatly enlarged the scope of utterance analysis , so we should explore ,in utterance analysis, how utterance keep indirect (even contradictory) relationship with language itself.

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Utterance is used to communicate with each other. Partners in communication always send out constantly information to expect listeners to give some response. This affect of utterance has greatly enlarged the scope of utterance analysis , so we should explore ,in utterance analysis, how utterance keep indirect (even contradictory) relationship with language itself.

Key concepts: Utterance, Scope (computer science), Affect (linguistics), Process (computing), Linguistics, Computer science, Psychology, Communication

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