Register analysis : theory and practice
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Register analysis : theory and practice
(Open linguistics series)
Pinter Publishers , Distributed in the United States and Canada by St. Martin's Press, 1993
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注記
Includes bibliographical references and indexes
内容説明・目次
内容説明
Register analysis has been defined by Michael Halliday as an attempt to analyze the linguistic foundations of language we use in given situations, and the ways in which the language we speak or write varies according to the type of situation. Register analysis has been a strong research area in linguistics for several decades. Many people are now working with examples of genuine texts in the hope of establishing the linguistic features which characterize them. Text linguistics, discourse analysis, pragmatics and register and genre all depend on communicative events which have taken place. The first two chapters introduce the subject and the remining chapters illustrate how register analysis can be carried out. This book draws upon a number of theories and models by modern linguists to provide a helpful reference for those interested in the functional varieties of the English language.
目次
- Part 1 Practice and theory: "Register" in discourse studies - a concept in search of a theory, R. de Beaugrande
- the specification of a text - register, genre and language teaching, Helen Leckie-Tarry. Part 2 Controlling and changing ideologies: drama praxis and the dialogic imperative, David Birch
- evaluation and ideology in scientific writing, Susan Hunston. Part 3 The role of metaphor - grammatical and lexical: the discourse of history - distancing the recoverable past, Suzanne Eggins, Peter Wignell and J.R. Martin
- species of metaphor in written and spoken varieties, Andrew Goatly. Part 4 Quantitative evidence for register analysis: on the nature of written business communication, Mohsen Ghadessy
- pragmatic and macro thematic patterns in science and popular science - a diachronic study of articles from three fields, Britt-Louise Gunnarsson. Part 5 Computer applications: text processing using the functional grammar processor (FGP), Jonathan J. Webster
- collocation in computer modelling of Lexis as most delicate grammar, Marilyn Cross. Part 6 A unified theory of register analysis: register in the round - diversity in a unified theory of register analysis, Christian Matthiessen.
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