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From the first-year course Textanalysis, NL taal & cultuur, pre-Master or Communication & Information Studies. Contains notes from all the lectures and seminars. I followed the Dutch track, therefore the notes are written in English and partially (the seminars) in Dutch.

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Week 1: Introduction: A discourse perspective on communication



In this course: Analyze texts, not sentences!

Any text form longer than 1 sentence is called discourse.  Text: Sequence of sentences or
utterances.

Discourse perspective: A sequence of sentences or utterances serving a communicative purpose

Sample from lecture about solar panels  persuasive text



Model Jakobson (1960):




Depending on position of text it can have six functions: metalingual, poetic, phatic (just “hello”),
conative, representative, expressive

Sample text  conative: persuasive, make receiver perform an action, instructive, opiniating,
activating



Werlich’s discourse typology (1982):




Sample text lecture  argumentative: Standpoint markers (in my opinion, etc.), argumentation
markers (on one hand, etc.), evaluative expressions (wisest investment benefits will get even greater),
truth claims, discourse connectives (so, since, because)




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, Narrative text type: Past tense verbs, reference to persons (characters), main character, protagonist’s
subjective viewpoint, indications of time and place (this year, last year), chronological ordering of
events, causal relations

Normally narrative texts have expressive functions, in this case also in a way but also persuasive
function (another argument for buying the product)

Powerful communication strategy!  enhances persuasiveness, text understanding and motivation
to read

Example: Function  Information; Type  Informative discourse

Labov’s story structure (1972;2013):

1. Abstract (what is it about?)
2. Orientation (who, when, what, where?)
3. Complicating action (= story proper) (then what happened?)
4. Evaluation (so what?)
5. Resolution (what finally happened?)
6. Coda (are there links to the present?)



College:

Discourse vorm en functie: functie  manier waarop je de vorm wilt weergeven

Voorbeeld tekst hoorcollege was een direct mail letter, deze was argumentatief en persuasive,
argumentatieve indicatoren, evaluatieve termen. Ook narratief.

Discourse types ≠ discourse genres

Five dimensions of Biber (1989):




Tekst les: gesprek tussen patiënt man en arts. Middenin verhaal over iemand anders. Kenmerken van
narratief taalgebruik. Functie is wel overtuigen. Dus narratief met persuasieve functie.

Titel kan ook abstract zijn bij bijv. geschreven tekst. Bij wetenschappelijke artikelen zit dit er apart bij.

Alles van het verhaal kan je indelen bij een van de 6 punten (i.p.v. Zinnen blanco laten)




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