00000cam a22000008i 4500 UP-1685594773861402775 Buklod 20070906151921.0 i|||||||||||||| | ta 060213s2004 enk rb |001 0|eng d 0340807164 (iLib)UPBAG-00000023409 BC-51242 P 2,198.00 OLC BAG rda eng P 147 T48 2004 Thompson, Geoff 1947- author. Introducing functional grammar Geoff Thompson. Second edition. London Arnold 2004. x, 300 pages 24 cm text rdacontent unmediated rdamedia volume rdacarrier Includes bibliographical references (pages [288]-292) and index. 1. The purposes of linguistic analysis -- Starting points -- Going in through form -- Going in through meaning -- Language, context and function : a preliminary exploration -- 2. Recognizing clauses and clause constituents -- Breaking up the sentence - and labelling the parts -- Recognizing costituents -- Structural and functional labels -- Ranks -- 3. An overview of functional grammar -- Three kinds of meaning -- The three metafunctions -- Three kinds of function in the clause -- Three kinds of structure in the clause -- Showing the options : systems networks -- A fourth metafunction -- Register and genre -- Register (and the corpus) -- Genre -- 4. Interacting : the interpersonal metafunction -- Introduction -- Roles of addressers and audience -- Mood -- The structure of the mood -- Identifying subject and finite -- Meanings of subject and finite -- Mood in non-declarative clauses -- Mood in text -- The residue -- Modal adjuncts -- Modality -- Modality and polarity -- Types of modality -- Modal commitment -- Modal responsibility -- Modality in text -- Appraisal -- Interaction and negotiation -- Interaction through text -- 5. Representing the world : the experiential metafunction -- Introduction -- Transitivity : processes and participants -- Material processes -- Mental processes -- Relational processes -- Verbal processes -- Other types of process -- Other participant roles -- Circumstances -- Transitivity in text -- More complex aspects of transitivity -- More on material processes -- More on mental processes -- More on relational processes -- Processes in verbal group complexes -- Participants in causation -- Transitivity patterns in text -- Ergativity -- 6. Organizing the message ; the textual metafunction - theme -- Introduction -- Theme -- Identifying theme -- Theme in declarative clauses -- Theme in non-declarative clauses -- Special thematic structures -- Thematic equatives -- Predicated theme -- Thematized comment -- Preposed theme -- Passive clauses and theme -- Theme in clause complexes -- Multiple theme -- Conjunctions in theme -- Conjunctive and modal adjuncts in theme -- Textual, interpersonal and experiential elements in theme -- Interrogatives as multiple themes -- Some problems in theme analysis -- Existential 'there' in theme -- Theme in reported clauses -- Interpolations in theme -- Preposed attributives -- Theme in text -- A final note on identifying theme -- 7. Organizing the message : the textual metafunction - cohesion -- Cohesion and coherence -- Reference and ellipsis -- Reference -- Ellipsis -- Conjunction -- Cohesion in text -- 8. Clauses in combination -- Introduction -- Units of analysis -- Types of relations between clauses -- Logical dependency relations -- Logico-semantic relations -- Expansion -- Elaborating -- Extending -- Enhancing -- Projection -- Quotes and reports -- Facts -- Projection in text -- 9. Grammatical metaphor -- Introduction -- Grammatical metaphor -- Experiential and logical metaphors -- Interpersonal metaphors -- Textual metaphor -- A cautionary note -- 10. Implications and applications of functional grammar -- Three-dimensional analysis of texts -- A summary review of functional grammar -- Using functional grammar -- Closing. English language Grammar. Functionalism (Linguistics). FO UPBAG UPBAG-MAIN P 147 T48 2004 Book