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From the above table and graph, performative and constative utterance classifications

Figure 1 From the above table and graph, performative and constative utterance classifications

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Table 4.1.2: Austin’s Illocutionary Speech Acts Found in the Study
Table 4.1.2: Austin’s Illocutionary Speech Acts Found in the Study
Figure 4.1.2: Austin’s Illocutionary Speech Acts by Austin as Found in the Study
Figure 4.1.2: Austin’s Illocutionary Speech Acts by Austin as Found in the Study
Table 4.2: Seale’s Illocutionary Speech Acts found in the study
Table 4.2: Seale’s Illocutionary Speech Acts found in the study
Figure 4.3.1: Frequency Distribution of Hate Rhetorical Genres Found in the Study
Figure 4.3.1: Frequency Distribution of Hate Rhetorical Genres Found in the Study
Table 4.3.1: Frequency Distribution of Hate Rhetorical Genres Found in the Study
Table 4.3.1: Frequency Distribution of Hate Rhetorical Genres Found in the Study
The table chat above shows that the use of identity rhetorical strategy accounted for the highest Figure 4.3.4: Frequency Distribution of Hate Rhetorical Strategies found in the studies
The table chat above shows that the use of identity rhetorical strategy accounted for the highest Figure 4.3.4: Frequency Distribution of Hate Rhetorical Strategies found in the studies
budgetary allocation in the appropriate act. APC, government
budgetary allocation in the appropriate act. APC, government
Summary of Major Pragmatically Motivated Hate Expressions by Type
Summary of Major Pragmatically Motivated Hate Expressions by Type
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