pronounce (pronunciamiento)

Definición del término Formulations by which speakers/writers interpolate themselves directly into the text as the explicitly responsible source of the utterance. This 'pronouncement' may take the form of an explicit interpolation of the speaker into the text (e.g. 'I'd say this will lead to mistrust.'), an intensifying comment adjunct ('Really, this will lead to mistrust'), stress on the auxiliary (`This did lead to mistrust'), or through structures such as 'It's a fact that...'. Such formulations are dialogistically prospective. The author thereby increases the interpersonal cost of any rejection/doubting of their utterance in future communicative exchanges, rendering such a direct challenge to the author's dialogic position. Of course, through such a strategy, by confronting the possibility of rejection, the author integrates that possibility into the text and thereby acknowledges the dialogistic diversity of meaning making in socially diverse social contexts.