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モダリティ. The linguistic expression of the speaker’s psychological attitude towards the verbalized state of affairs or towards the utterance and the communication itself at the time of speech.
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Usage of doubled non-past tense "た"
Axel Svahn has written about this construction in detail, including summaries of other scholars' viewpoints:
Imperative -ta in colloquial Japanese: A descriptive analysis (Bachelors' thesis, 2007)
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