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Lexical Cohesion
6 days ago
by Dr CLÉiRIGh
Halliday & Matthiessen (1999: 531): Lexical cohesion refers to cohesion that is brought about by lexical means: choosing a word that is related in a systematic way to one that has occurred before. … These are: repetition … synonymy/antonymy … hyponymy/meronymy … and collocation …
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Conjunction
6 days ago
by Dr CLÉiRIGh
Halliday & Matthiessen (1999: 531): In conjunction, the various logical-semantic relations of expansion that construe clause complex structures … are deployed instead as a source of cohesion.
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Ellipsis
6 days ago
by Dr CLÉiRIGh
Halliday & Matthiessen (1999: 531): In ellipsis, some features which are present in the semantic construction of the clause (or other unit) are not realised explicitly in the wording, which cannot then be interpreted unless these features are retrieved from elsewhere.
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Reference
6 days ago
by Dr CLÉiRIGh
Halliday & Matthiessen (1999: 530): Reference is a way of referring to things that are already semiotically accessible: either actually, in the text, or potentially, in the context of situation.
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Resources For Creating Cohesion
6 days ago
by Dr CLÉiRIGh
Halliday & Matthiessen (1999: 530): … the “textual” metafunctional component comprises a further set of resources, which construe clauses and clause complexes into longer stretches of discourse without the formality of further grammatical structure. … These are of four kinds: reference …, ellipsis, ...
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