Sec A/B Flashcards
Syntactic Patterning
PAL
Parallelism
Antithesis
Listing
Information Flow
FEC
Front focus
End focus
Clefting
—> throw focus to what the user wants to highlight
Front focus (FIPv)
Fronting
Inversion
Passive voice
End Focus
Existential (There/It dummy subject) sentences
Clefting
It clefts/What clefts = throw focus as get own clause/ appear more authoritative and indisputable
Cohesion features
Lex choice eg synonymy
Hypernymy
Collocation
Info Flow
Ana/Cataphoric reference
Deictics
Repetition/Substitution/Ellipsis
Conjunctions and Adverbials
What does cohesion do?
“Glue”
Provide links w in text, tie together, provide a reference, connects, creates stronger ties
what does coherence do?
Understanding for the audience:
assists in navigation of the text, consistency across text, consistency of sem. field, directs the reader at a DISCOURSE level, signposts different sections/focuses within the text.
Deixis
Helps the audience to link the text to its time and place setting eg ‘temporal context’
Coherence features
(FLICCc)
Formatting, Logical ordering, Cohesion, Consistency and conventions
Ana vs Cata pronoun reference
Ana = refers to the previous full NP
Cata = refers to the proceeding full NP
What are the Strategies of spoken discourse
TTMC:
Topic management
Turn taking (floor etc.)
Management of repair sequences
Code-switching
What are the features of spoken discourse
IDOONA:
Interrogative tags
Discourse markers/particles
Openings and closings
Overlapping speech
NF features e.g. pauses, voiced hes, etc.
Adjacency pairs
Face words for negative face
Have free will, not be imposed upon, not bossed around, respected
Face words for positive face
Well regarded, admired, affirmed, liked, valued
