Discourse Flashcards

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What are the different types of English discourses?

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Descriptive Discourse.
Narrative Discourse.
Expository Discourse.
Argumentative Discourse.

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What is Discourse Structure?

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Discourse structure is a term used to describe the way in which an entire text is organised

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What is Discourse?

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Written or spoken communication or debate

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anaphoric reference

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a word or group of words that link backward to a reference in a text

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discourse marker

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marks a change in direction in an extended piece of writing or spoken text

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narrative

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any report of connected events, actual or imaginary, presented in a sequence of written or spoken words, or still or moving images

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synthetic personalisation

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making it appear as though the text is personally addressed to the reader / listener, even when it is actually to a mass audience

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authoritative tone

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mode of address to audience that seems bossy or authoritarian

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cataphoric reference

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a word or group of words that links forward to a reference in a text

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cohesive features

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phases or words that help the reader associate one part of a text with another and help it glue together

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