The
term context id discourse analysis refers to all factors end elements that are
nonlinguistic and nontextual but which affect spoken or written communicative
interaction. Halliday (1991:5) describes context as “the events that are going
on around when people speak (and write).” As mentioned previously, discourse
may depend primarily on contextual features found in the immediate environment
and be referred to as context-embedded: or it may be relatively independent of
context (context-reduced or decontextualized) and depend more on the features
of the linguistic code and the forms of the discourse itself.
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Discourse Analysis
- Suggestions for further reading
- Conclusion
- Politeness
- Speech Act Serve Social Function
- Cooperation And Implicature
- What Does Pragmatics Entail
- Pragmatics In Discourse Analysis
- Suggestion And Further Reading
- Conclusion
- The Discourse Approach To Language Teaching New Roles For Teacher Learner And Materials
- A Pedagogical Perspective On Communicative Competence
- The Organization Of This Book
- Types Of Context
- Shared Knowledge
- Field Of Study Within Discourse Analysis
- Types Of Discourse
- Register And Genre In Discourse Analysis
- What is discourse analysis
- What Is Discourse
- Human Communication
- Intoduction To Discourse Analysis
