Interpretive Purpose Clauses

Interpretive Purpose Clauses is a type of purpose clause in linguistic analysis that specifies the intended interpretive function of a textual or utterance element, distinguishing it by conveying the speaker’s or writer’s aim to clarify, explicate, or assign meaning to a preceding proposition within discourse.

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    Barbara Di Eugenio

    University of Illinois Chicago, United States

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  1. University of Pennsylvania

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