Advances in Written Text Analysis /
Advances in Written Text Analysis /
Edited by Malcolm Coulthard
- London : Routledge, 1994.
- 320 p.
1: On analysing and evaluating written text / 2: Trust the text / 3: Signalling in discourse: a functional analysis of a common discourse pattern in written and Spoken English / 4: Clause relations as information structure: two basic text structures in English / 5: Predictive categories in expository text / 6: Labelling discourse: an aspect of nominal-group lexical cohesion / 7: The text and its message / 8: The analysis of fixed expressions in text / 9: The construction of knowledge and value in the grammar of scientific discourse, with reference to Charles Darwin´s The Origin of Species / 10: Frames of reference: contextual monitoring and the interpretation of narrative discourse / 11: Inferences in discourse comprehension / 12: Narratives of sciencie and nature in popularizing molecular genetics / 13: Evaluation and organization in a sample of written academic discourse / 14: Genre analysis: an approach to text analysis for ESP / 15: On Theme, Rheme and discourse goals / 16: Negatives in written text / 17: It, this and that / 18: The structure of newspaper editorials / 19: On reporting reporting: the representation of speech in factual and factional narratives / Malcolm Coulthard.- John McH. Sinclair.- Michael Hoey.- Eugene Winter. Angele Tadros.- Gill Francis.- Tim Johns.- Rosamund Moon.- M. A. K. Halliday.- Catherine Emmott.- Martha Shiro.- Greg Myers.- Susan Hunston. Tony Dudley-Evans. Peter H. Fries.- Adriana Pagano.- Michael McCarthy.- Adriana Bolívar.- Carmen Rosa Caldas-Coulthard.
The focus of the individual papers varies from single words and individual expressions through the patterning of clauses to the organization of paragraphs, sections and whole texts.
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1: On analysing and evaluating written text / 2: Trust the text / 3: Signalling in discourse: a functional analysis of a common discourse pattern in written and Spoken English / 4: Clause relations as information structure: two basic text structures in English / 5: Predictive categories in expository text / 6: Labelling discourse: an aspect of nominal-group lexical cohesion / 7: The text and its message / 8: The analysis of fixed expressions in text / 9: The construction of knowledge and value in the grammar of scientific discourse, with reference to Charles Darwin´s The Origin of Species / 10: Frames of reference: contextual monitoring and the interpretation of narrative discourse / 11: Inferences in discourse comprehension / 12: Narratives of sciencie and nature in popularizing molecular genetics / 13: Evaluation and organization in a sample of written academic discourse / 14: Genre analysis: an approach to text analysis for ESP / 15: On Theme, Rheme and discourse goals / 16: Negatives in written text / 17: It, this and that / 18: The structure of newspaper editorials / 19: On reporting reporting: the representation of speech in factual and factional narratives / Malcolm Coulthard.- John McH. Sinclair.- Michael Hoey.- Eugene Winter. Angele Tadros.- Gill Francis.- Tim Johns.- Rosamund Moon.- M. A. K. Halliday.- Catherine Emmott.- Martha Shiro.- Greg Myers.- Susan Hunston. Tony Dudley-Evans. Peter H. Fries.- Adriana Pagano.- Michael McCarthy.- Adriana Bolívar.- Carmen Rosa Caldas-Coulthard.
The focus of the individual papers varies from single words and individual expressions through the patterning of clauses to the organization of paragraphs, sections and whole texts.
0-415-09520-4
ANÁLISIS DEL DISCURSO
LENGUA ESCRITA
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