The Messages We Send: Social Signals and Storytelling

Oxford, GB: Oxford University Press (2017)
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Abstract

Acknowledgements -- Intimation -- Dressed to communicate, or not -- Storytelling as intimation: the model presented -- Storytelling as intimation, the model defended and refined -- Situational irony, the world made intimative -- Bibliography -- Index.

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