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Emojis and inferential processes: an analysis of bridging in multimodal settings
Situated within Neurolinguistics, this work explores inferential bridging triggered between text and emoji. We draw primarily on Grosz et al. (2021), who posit that emojis are independent discourse units that can have anaphoric effect. Proposing that this observed effect is frequently mediated throu
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