Re: Tina the Techwriter Reopens the Great Debate
On the other side of this question, I remember picking up a book once that had someone thinking in Scots dialect. I decided that any writer dumb enough to imagine that people think in dialect wasn't worth reading.
Not knowing what book this is, I'll plunge in anyway...
I'm not so sure people don't think in dialect. I think some thoughts are definitely encoded in audio.
Also, using dialect to represent inner thought is most likely a literary device (and not a bad one!) rather than an effort to be scientifically accurate.
Mike O.
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