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Textuality in Text: A Discourse Analysis of Nelson Mandela‘s I Am the First Accused
Universal Journal of Literature and Linguistics
| Vol 4, Issue 1
Table 2. Summaryof Substitution/Conjunction
| Substitution | ||
| Substitution reference | Line reference | Substituted information |
| This notion | 5-7 | The policy of white supremacy |
| To do it (an African) | 8 | When anything has to be carried |
| This sort of attitude | 8-9 | An African to work for a white man |
| Like white people | 11-12 | That they fall in love |
| An area | 34-35 | There |
| Their own | 36-37 | House |
| Conjunction | ||
| Conjunction | Line Reference | Conjunction Reference |
| Because (of this sort of) | 9-10 | To do it for him whether he is….. |
| Because (they have no schools) | 22-23 | Children wander about the streets |
| But (everywhere) | 26-27 | Which erupts not only politically |
| Even though | 30 | House breakings and robberies |
| Because (without them) | 38 | We want equal political rights |
| Because (the majority of voters | 39-40 | This sounds revolutionary |
| But (this fear) | 40-41 | The white man fears democracy |