Discourse Analysis and Text Linguistics mind maps
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This GoConqr page gathers mind maps on Discourse Analysis and Text Linguistics, from cohesion and written language to multimodality and discourse research. University students and professional candidates can practise connecting concepts, while teachers can find ready-made material. There are over 290 maps by more than 230 users, with mostly university-level resources and some for professional candidates. Choose a map to begin.
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- Language Functions and Meaning13
- Discourse and Context14
- Cohesion and Coherence47
- Discourse Structure and Information11
- Text Types and Genres36
- Spoken and Written Discourse24
- Conversation Analysis and Dialogism22
- Discourse Communities and Identity10
- Discourse Analysis Methods and Approaches10
- Critical Discourse Analysis17
- Mediated Discourse Analysis9
- Text Analysis in Translation8
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UNIT 4. Functional Sentences Perspective: Thematic and Information Structures Book: Perspectives on Discourse Analysis. Laura Alba-Juez -
UNIT 3. Variation Analysis and Narrative Analysis Book: Perspectives on discourse analysis. Laura Alba-Juez. -
What is discourse and why analyze it? Conceptual map -
Kress's Multimodality (Chapter 5: Mode) Mode -
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Characteristics of Written Language. Characteristics of written language
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Unit 5 (Part 2). Mediated DA Perspectives on Discourse Analysis. Laura Alba-Juez -
Spoken Language Theories Mind-Map of spoken language theories for A-Level English Language revision. -
Discourse analysis and vocabulary A brief description of what is discourse analysis and vocabulary -
DISCOURSE ANALYSIS
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Discourse analysis
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Building tasks (7) Gee - Chapter 2.
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TEXTO "what is a text and their relations" . its goin to be usuful in my exam for practicas discursivas de la com...
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LINGUISTIC FORMS AND FUNCTIONS Linguistic forms and function of Discourse Analysis
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Cohesion Mapa mental
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Discourse Mind map elements ina discourse according to Gee
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Analysing Media Discourse Sources Sources and quotations from sources relevant to the following: BA English Language - Level 5 - Analysing Me... -
Sequence & structure of spoken discourse in conversation Mind map
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These maps lay out topics in branches, making it easier to follow connections within a subject. Cohesion in English groups types of reference and gives examples of personal and demonstrative forms. Start there if you want a focused route into how references work in a text.
For a different angle, Kress's Multimodality (Chapter 5: Mode) looks at modes including image, speech, writing and gesture. Other maps on this page cover narrative analysis, written language, register and discourse research.
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Which mind map could I start with?
Cohesion in English is a useful starting point if you are studying reference. It separates situational and textual reference and includes personal and demonstrative forms. Follow those branches first, then compare them with the map called Cohesion, which also covers ellipsis, substitution and conjunctions.
What topics do the mind maps cover?
The maps cover cohesion, multimodality, narrative analysis and written language, alongside register and discourse research. Power Vocab introduces terms including ideology and epistemic modal verbs. You can use the titles to find a map that matches the part of the unit you are studying.
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