Abstract
As stated by the author, Represented discourse, resonance and stance in joking interaction in Mexican Spanish “deals with the interaction among resonance, represented discourse and joking in everyday conversation in Mexican Spanish... [since] no study has addressed the connections among all three thus far” (p. 1). The book addresses resonance involving represented discourse and how “represented discourse accomplishes the role of acting as resource of resonance, in addition to other resources identified so far” and the author claims that “represented discourse is not only a resource of resonance, but also a frame for resonance” (Íbid.).
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