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| A primary difficulty with these theories is that they tend to be constituted almost entirely in language itself and not in what Habermas referred to as the pragmatic relationship between speakers and hearers that can be both linguistic and extralinguistic (p. Amodal Suspension uses encoding to make visible this extralinguistic effectiveness: the force of language. In order to single out the extralinguistic characteristics of the storytelling in Running on the Edge of the Rainbow and their traces in Storyteller, I will use as an extended example the story in which Silko recounts an accident that happened at Laguna Feast. |
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