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dad-10738	Santana, Andrea ; Spooren, Wilbert ; Nieuwenhuijsen, Dorien ; Sanders, Ted 	Subjectivity in Spanish Discourse: Explicit and Implicit Causal Relations in Different Text Types	2018	29	.pdf	application/pdf	15816	852	51	For example, in French, car (‘for’) and puisque (‘since’) have been recognized as connectives that are used preferentially to express subjective meanings as opposed to parce que (‘because’), that has been identified as a connective that has a more general meaning and a preference to express objective relations (Degand & Pander Maat, 2003; Zufferey, 2012); in Mandarin-Chinese, kĕjian (‘so/therefore’) prefers to express subjective relations, whereas yīn’er (‘as a result’) tends to express objective meanings (Li, et al., 2013; Wei, et al., 2018). See also Note 4. SANTANA, SPOOREN, NIEUWENHUIJSEN AND SANDERS 166 ya que (‘since’) is a connective used preferentially for expressing subjective relations.	cache/dad-10738.pdf	txt/dad-10738.txt