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When perlocutions become silent: politicians and the right of silence–a case study
Dennis Kurzon
Department of English Language & Literature
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Bribery
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Corruption
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Court Hearings
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Crime Scene Investigation
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Criminal Investigation
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Elected Politicians
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General Election
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Illocutionary Acts
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Israel
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Obstruction of Justice
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Party Membership
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Perlocution
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Perlocutionary Acts
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Persuade
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Politicians
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Assertion
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Case Study
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General elections
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Illocutionary Act
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Israel
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limelight
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perlocution
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Perlocutionary Act
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Police
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Question answering
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Voters
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Social Sciences
Court Hearing
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Elections
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Israel
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Obstruction of Justice
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Party Member
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Police
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