New developments in systemic linguistics
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New developments in systemic linguistics
(Open linguistics series)
Pinter, 1987-1988
- v. 1
- v. 2
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Note
Includes index
v. 1. Theory and description
v. 2. Theory and application / edited by Robin P. Fawcett and David Young
Description and Table of Contents
Description
An illustration of the concept that theories develop most creatively in the context of their application, with reference to main developments in the field in recent years. This volume covers many aspects of applied systemic linguistics including language teaching, language and pathology, literary stylistics, socio-linguistic variation, modelling the production and understanding of language in computers, child development and the study of ideologically significant texts such as court proceedings.
Table of Contents
- Part 1 Testing the theory: probabilities in a systemic-functional grammar - the clause complex in English, Christopher Nesbitt and Guenter Plum
- the centrality of intonation in English - an experimental validation of some aspects of M.A.K. Halliday's theory of intonation in a Canadian context, James D.Benson et al. Part 2 Descriptive semiotics: text analysis in operation - a multi-level approach, Eija Ventola. Part 3 Educational linguistics: systemic linguistics and the communicative language syllabus, Robin Melrose. Part 4 Ideological linguistics: court discourse as genre - some problems and issues, Sandra Harris. Part 5 Discourse analysis: towards a systemic flowchart model for discourse structure, Robin P.Fawcett et al. Part 6 Cognitive linguistics: describing language as activity - an application to child language, Erich Steiner. Part 7 Literary stylistics: ideational meaning and the "existential fabric" of a poem, David Butt. Part 8 Language pathology: systemic linguistics and language pathology, Nigel Gotteri.
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