A systemic functional grammar of French : from grammar to discourse
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A systemic functional grammar of French : from grammar to discourse
Continuum, 2006
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Note
Includes bibliographical references (p. [203]-208) and index
Description and Table of Contents
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ISBN 9780826466327
Description
'[The] consistent interplay between theoretical and applied pursuits has always been a defining feature of systemic functional theory...This kind of mutual enrichment is clearly demonstrated in Alice Caffarel's work. The result is a description which penetrates to the heart of the language, revealing it at one and the same time as a specimen of the human semiotic and a unique resource for the continuous creation of meaning.' Professor M A K Halliday, from the Preface.
Table of Contents
- 1. Introduction
- 2. Clause Complexing: Logical Organisation
- 3. Enacting an Exchange: Interpersonal Organisation
- 4. Grammaticalizing Experience: The Clause as a Process Configuration
- 5. Organising Flow of Information: Textual Organisation
- 6. Examples of Text Analysis and Interpretation.
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: pbk ISBN 9781847063359
Description
'[The] consistent interplay between theoretical and applied pursuits has always been a defining feature of systemic functional theory... This kind of mutual enrichment is clearly demonstrated in Alice Caffarel's work. The result is a description which penetrates to the heart of the language, revealing it at one and the same time as a specimen of the human semiotic and a unique resource for the continuous creation of meaning.'
Professor M A K Halliday, from the Preface.
Table of Contents
Foreword by M A K Halliday
Acknowledgements
Introduction
1. Systemic Functional Theory as a Metalanguage for Description
2. The Grammar of Ideation 1: Logical Metafunction
3. The Grammar of Ideation 2: Experiential Metafunction
4. The Grammar of Negotiation: Interpersonal Metafunction
5. The 'Enabling' Grammar: Textual Metafunction
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