And it's the same story elsewhere - in the casual slippage between first- and third-person narrative, or in the tiresome verbal redundancies that pepper the text.
There is some Truman Capote or James Agee-type material in the story Peck wishes to tell, but he has neither writer's reportorial eye, and he tolerates verbal redundancies.
Although speech gesture cooperation was not consciously perceived, it proved to influence users' recall performance and subjective evaluations: redundancy increased verbal information recall, ratings of the quality of explanation, and expressiveness of agents.
By definition, graphical displays complement verbal discourse in written documents and in oral presentations as a more powerful form of effective redundancy.
He's bored by the hyperbole and redundancy but if he dares venture into the comments section, he's bombarded with a form of verbal waste that goes beyond ugly to the point of sociopathy.
Students will then choose one more genre among biographical texts (resumé, facebook, biography), lyrical texts (music, poetry), subjective texts (description, narrative, commentary, editorial), and journalistic texts, as well as the corresponding forms assigned to those modules: indirect speech, mandates, past verbal tenses, conjunctions, redundancy/repetition, and semelfactives (conditionals).
Redundancy, redundancy, redundancy.
Added homogeneous redundancy mechanism.
