TEMA 31. TEXTO AND CONTEXTO. TIPOS DE TEXTOS. CRITERIOS PARA LA CLASIFICACION TEXTUAL. EL REGISTRO.
ESSENTIAL INFORMATION TO DEVELOP:
1. INTRODUCTION
2. TEXT (7 STANDARDS OR TEXTUALITY/CONSTITUTIVE PRINCIPLES): COHESION, COHERENCE, INTENTIONALITY, ACCEPTABILITY, INFORMATIVITY, SITUATIONALITY AND INTERTEXTUALITY
3. CONTEXT.
3.1. SITUATION: FIELD, MODE AND TENOR
3.2. CULTURE
3.3. INTERTEXTUAL
3.4. INTRATEXTUAL
4. TEXT TYPOLOGY.
4.1. NARRATIVE
4.2. DESCRIPTIVE
4.3. ARGUMENTATIVE
5. REGISTER: OPEN/CLOSED. DIALECT, SLANG AND JARGON
6. CONCLUSION
KEY CONCEPTS / TERMS / NAMES TO INCLUDE:
- Text
- Context and its types (Halliday and Hasan): situation, cultural, intertextual and intratextual
- Communicative competence
- Ties (Halliday and Hasan): reference (endophoric/exophoric, anaphora/cataphora), substitution ellipsis, conjunction, and lexical cohesion.
- Textuality (Beaugrande and Dressler) and constitutive principles (Searle): cohesion, coherence, intentionality and acceptability, informativity, situationality and intertextuality.
- Speech acts
- Text linguistics
- Field, mode and tenor
- Halliday
- Beaugrande
- Searle
ESSENTIAL BIBLIOGRAPHY:
- Austin, J. How to Do Things with Words. OUP. 1975
- Cook, Guy. Discourse. 1989
- De Beaugrande and Dressler. Introduction to Text Linguistics. Longman. 1981
- Halliday and Hasan. Cohesion in English 1976
- Halliday and Hasan. Language, text and Context. OUP. 1990
- Halliday, M. An Introduction to Functional Grammar. Arnold. 1985
- Leech. Principles of Pragmatics. Longman. 1983
- Searle. Speech Acts. CUP. 1969
- Suzanne Eggins. An Introduction to Systemic Functional Linguistics. Pinten. 1974
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