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%J XYII TESOL ? Ukraine International Conference: English in Globalised World, March 15-16, 2012
%T Stage Directions as a Constituent Component of the   Paratext of B. Shaw?s Play ?Pygmalion?.
%X Paratext of a play denotes everything what surrounds the primary/main text (personages? direct speech), preceding, following or inserting into it. Paratext can be created either by the author or the publisher. The publisher?s paratext of a play (a cover, opening information, endpapers, colophon and footnotes) form a frame for the main text, and can change its interpretation by the public. The author?s paratext of a play is stage directions, a list of dramatic personae and act numbers, a title, a dedication and an epigraph. The name of the author is also treated nowadays as a paratexual category. 
%K Paratext, a cover, opening information, endpapers, colophon and footnotes, the author and the readers, stage directions, a list of dramatic personae and act numbers, a title, a dedication and an epigraph, nonverbal communication, pragmatically oriented, a constituent part of a written work.
%P 79-80
%D 2012
%I Book of Abstracts. -  Kamianets-Podilsky
%L zu28423