 
    Speech represents the native usage of language and the speech mode shapes the entire communicative life of individuals and communities. Based on these premises, this book aims to place spontaneous spoken texts at the center of linguistic analysis to have a more realistic and accurate idea of what a language is as a whole.
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Miriam Voghera is Full professor at the University of Salerno, where she teaches General Linguistics and Grammar’s Theory and coordinates the activities of the linguistic laboratory P.A.R.O.L.E. (Analysis, Research and Observation of European Languages) in the Department of Humanities. Her research interests focus on spoken communication, multimodality, syntax and prosody, semantics and pragmatics, educational linguistics.
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