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The Narrative Niche: Communicative Need in Narrative Drives Lexical Richness within Efficient Communication
Efficient communication accounts of cross-linguistic variation propose that languages trade-off informativeness and complexity based on communicative need, often measured by usage frequency and operationalized as a free parameter. We propose that this need is not uniform across discursive genres and
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