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N.-M. Klug and H. Stöckl (eds): Handbuch Sprache im Multimodalen Kontext

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  1. Although Schmitz explicitly refers to authors who restrict ‘text’ to written materials.

  2. Note that, unlike what Bohle (2007) claims, nonverbal, when used in this way, does not necessarily imply a hierarchical downgrading vis-à-vis the verbal level, and indeed no such hierarchy is intended here.

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Schoonjans, S. N.-M. Klug and H. Stöckl (eds): Handbuch Sprache im Multimodalen Kontext. Corpus Pragmatics 1, 281–292 (2017). https://doi.org/10.1007/s41701-017-0020-0

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