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address
pronounced uh-DRESS Professional communication A speech, oration, or written statement directed to a particular group of persons; to be differentiated from a lecture, which may have a didactic end. See Keynote address, National Library of Medicine.


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An analysis of discourse traditionally has been primarily a linguistic endeavor, and the tern has come to be used to cover a variety of activities relating to how humans use language to communicate and, "in particular, how addressers construct linguistic messages for addressees and how addressees work on linguistic messages in order to interpret them.
The addressers (performers) and the addressees are supposed to interact cooperatively in those different places.
Addressers, addressees, and other persons referred to in letters are related to one another within a "system of typifications, relevances, roles, positions, statuses.
 
 
 
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