PLAYING WITH WORDS: CONTEXTUAL ANALYSIS OF STATEMENTS AND OPINIONS
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An example of complex analysis of statements and opinions is given. The main principle of analysis is contextual analysis, in other words the phrases were analized in the context of the article; the subsidiary principle is psycholinguistic analysis, which helped to prove the validity of the results.
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