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Breaking the Code: A Discourse Analysis of Conversational Maxims in The Big Bang Theory
This study critically examines the use of conversational maxims in selected dialogues from Season 7, Episode 10 of The Big Bang Theory, utilizing Norman Fairclough’s model of Critical Discourse Analysis (CDA). By transcribing and analyzing four key conversations, the research investigates how conver
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