| http://www.w3.org/ns/prov#value | - Yet more worrying is the manner in which literature is a discourse which naturally privileges the native speaker in the first place in its common assumption of a native-speaker audience. (It could be argued, for example, that Pokorn's decision to replicate this receptive environment by using exclusively native-speaker subjects itself indirectly valorises native-speaker authority, just as the subje
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