Cognitive linguistics and social interaction: towards an integrated model of a systemic functional grammar and the other components of a communicating mind
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Heidelberg [u.a.]
Groos
1980
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| Physical Description: | XIII, 290 S. graph. Darst. |
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CONTENTS
EDITOR'S PREFACE üi
AUTHOR'S PREFACE V
A NOTE ON THE MEANINGS OF CERTAIN GRAPHOLOGICAL SYMBOLS vi
LIST OF FIGURES xii
THE AIMS OF THIS BOOK 1
PART I SYSTEMIC FUNCTIONAL GRAMMAR IN A COGNITIVE MODEL OF
COMMUMICATION: BASIC CONCEPTS AND CURRENT ISSUES 3
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Chapter 1 The need for a new model **
1.1.1 Relations to other approaches 4
1.1.2 What is to be modelled? 7
• 1.1.3 Criteria for evaluating alternative modeis 9
1.1.4 Psycholinguistic investigation and transformational
granmar 10
1.1.5 .Incorporation in an automaton: transformational
and systemic grammars 12
Chapter 2 System and function in a systemic functional grammar . 19
1.2.1 System netvorks: the expression of knowledge as
procedures 19
1.2.2 Halliday's concept of function 25
1.2.3 How many functional components? 26
1.2.4 Criteria for recognising functional components . 34
. 1.2.5 Tovards a model with only a semantic level of
System networks 39
Chapter 3 Realisation at the level of form (and intonation) 46
1.3.1 A comparison with transformational grammar ^6
1.3.2 The level of form Vf
1.3.3 The realisation component 50
1.3.4 Realisation in other systemic grammars 51
Chapter k The grammar as a cognitive model in an interacting mind . . 51»
1.1*.1 Competence, Performance and meaning potential . 5**
1.4.2 A note on 'directionality1 56
1.4.3 The components of the grammar 57
1.4.4 The other components in a cognitive model of an
interacting mind 62
1.4.5 A note on facilitation 65
1.4.6 Summary 66
PART 2 GENERATING A SENTENCE IN A COGNITIVE SYSTEMIC FUNCTIONAL
GRAMMAR 69
Chapter 5 Where discourse comes from: towards a sociolinguistic
'grammar1 of discourse 70
2.5.1 Potential and actual linguistic behaviour . 70
2.5.2 The first choice: to communicate or not? . 72
2.5.3 Choice of subject matter lh
2.5.1» Choices between 'functions' 75
2.5.5 Choices between Channels, codes and languages . . 78
2.5 6 Choices between dialects and accents . 8l
2.5.7 Choices between registers 8h
2.5.8 Choices between Bernsteinian 'codes' 86
2.5.9 Summary 87
Chapter 6 Where sentences come from: congruence and relations
between functional components 88
2.6.1 The role of sentences in a 'sentence grammar' . . 88
2.6.2 The input to the grammar: 'situations' and
'things' as referents 88
2.6.3 The initial entry condition in other systemic
grammars 91
2.6.U The first system network in the semantics:
congruence 91
2.6.5 Relations between the functional components . 91*
Chapter 7 Where clauses and tone groups come from: 1 the
interactional component of the semantics 98
2.7.1 Knowledge of the universe and the illocutionary
force network 98
2.7.2 The meaning of illocutionary force: a first
approach 100
.2.7.3 The illocutionary force network: the early
, •.¦.'•''" choices 102
2.7.1* The illocutionary force network: the more
.' delicate choices 107
' t . 1 '! 2.7.5 Negative illocutionary acts 109
7 2.7.6 The differences between re^uests and polarity
J )•¦.'¦''•'¦¦ information seekers , . 110
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2.7.7 The entry condition for the network in other
systemic grammars and the problem of ruling
out unacceptability 112
2.7.8 The illocutionary force realisation rules in
particular and realisation rules in general . . 115
2.7.9 The meaning of illocutionary force: some major
issues 12U
2.7 10 'Performative1 verbs reconsidered 131
Chapter 8 Where clauses and tone groups come from: 2 the other
functional components of the semantics 131*
2.8.1 The experiential component: transitivity and
voice 13^
2.8.2 The experiential component: the realisation of
transitivity features 1^*8
2.8.3 The experiential component: the cultural
classification of processes 151
2.8.4 The experiential component: the other System
networks 15*+
2.8.5 The thematic component 157
2.8.6 The informational component 1°U
2.8.7 The negativity component 1T2
2.8.8 The logical relationships component 176
2.8.9 The affective and modality components 183
2.8.10 Integrating the realisations 1^5
2.8.11 The question of 'functions1 and the semantic
representation 1Ö9
Chapter 9 Where nominal groups come from: the semantics of
referent things 197
2.9 1 The question of semantic structure 197
2.9.2 The congruence System network revisited . 201
2.9.3 Three basic concepts in the semantics of
referent things 202
2.9.1* The interactional component 206
2.9.5 The informational component (and some dependent
experiential networks) 209
2.9.6 The experiential component: cultural
classification and number 217
2.9.7 The experiential component: types of particular
isation 222
2.9.8 The experiential oomponent: quantifioation . . . 221*
2.9 9 The logical relationships component (and a note
on the other three ooaponents) 226
2.9.10 Integrating the realisations 230
Chapter 10 The rest of the granmar 233
2.10.1 Integrating the clause and clause element
realisations 233
2.10.2 The discourse organisational component 231;
2.10.3 From form to phonology: the end of the
traditional tri stratal model? 2l*0
2.10.1+ From form to variations in air pressure . 21+2
2.10.5 Summary 244
Chapter 11 Concluding Statements . ; 245
2.11.1 The grammar and its Output: a summary of how
the model works 21*5
2.11.2 A comparison with a current Hallidayan model . . 248
2.11.3 The semantics revisited 251
2.11.4 The need to relate the grammar to the other
components of the mind 253
2.11.5 The need for the mind to be an interacting mind:
'semantics1 and 'pragmatics' 254
2.11.6 Modelling social interaction: the place of a
'sentence grammar1 255
2.11.7 Some 'deviations' from accepted linguistic
theory 256
2.11.8 Summary: the model so far and work to be done . 262
Appendix A: The origins of this book 266
Appendix B: Systemic grammar and lexicalism 269
Bibliography 271
Index of Personal Names 280
Index of Subjects 282
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LIST OF FIGURES
Figure 1 System network Conventions and the possible
selection expressions that they generate 20
Figure 2 Types of choice in meaning 28
Figure 3 A systemic functional model of language (ignoring
non intonational phonology) **5
Figure 1» An elementary starting structure for the English clause U8
Figure 5 Halliday's 'structural analysis of a clause1 53
Figure 6 The code of language (English) in a cognitive model
of an interacting mind 58
Figure 7 The preconditions for communication 73
Figure 8a Two types of purpose in communication 76
Figure 8b Straightness in communication 77
Figure 9 Some choices in Channel 78
Figure 10 Some choices of code type and language 79
Figure 11 Some choices of dialect and accent 83
Figure 12 Some choices of register (simplified) 85
Figure 13 The choice in 'code1 (in Bernstein's sense) 86
Figure ik A tentative System network and some sample realisation
rules for congruence in English 93
Figure 15 Some principal System networks 95
Figure 16 An illocutionary force system network for English . . 103
Figure 17 Starting structures for the English clause and
tone group ' Il6
Figure 18 Selected realisation rules for the illocutionary force
network (for which see Figure l6) 118
Figure 19 A notational variant for part of Figure 16 121
Figure 20 A 'line1 notation for expressing conditional features
in realisation rules (cp. Figure 18) 122
Figure 21 A transitivity System network for English: action
processes 137
Figure 22 Selected realisation rules for the transitivity
network (for which see Figure 21) 1^9
Figure 23 A very tentative and partial System network and
realisation rules for the cultural classification
of 'affected centred' processes in English 153
Figure 2k A partial systea network and realisation rules for
theme in English l6l
Figure 25a Partial system network and realisation rules for
information distribution and information focus
in English 166
Figure 25b A partial system network for redundancy balance
(Situation) in English 170
Figure 26 A partial System network and realisation rules for
polarity in English 17U
Figure 27 A highly abbreviated System network for logical
relationships (Situation) in English 178
Figure 28 Partial System networks for the affective attitude,
probability and modal System networks in English . . 183
Figure 29 The contribution of the realisation rules to the
generation of a clause 186
Figure 30 A 'displayed feature1 semantic representation of an
English clause i9.lt
Figure 31 Some nominal group structures for English 20U
Figure 32 A System network and sample realisation rules for
interactant roles in English 207
Figure 33a A system network for the informational networks (and
three dependent experiential Systems) in English . . 210
Figure 33b Some sample realisation rules for informational
networks (and two dependent experiential networks)
for English 213
Figure 3U A very tentative and partial System network and
realisation rules for the cultural classification
of things in English, and the number network . 218
Figure 35 The demonstration System and realisation rules
for English 223
Figure 36 A very partial System network and realisation rules
for the abstract and cardinal quantification networks
in English 225
Figure 37 A partial System network for logical relationships
(thing) in English 228
Figure 38 The contribution of the realisation rules to the
generation of a nominal group 231
Figure 39 A formal and intonational representation of the
realisations from the System networks in the 'core'
semantics 233
Figure 1*0 A tentative and partial system network and
realisation rules for attention getting in English . 238
Figure Ul A formal and intonational representation of the
realisations from the 'core' and 'discourse
organisational1 components of the semantics 21+0
Figure 1*2 Two representations of the item phonology and
intonation of an English sentence 21*1
Figure 1+3 An overview of the working of the central components
of the grammar 21*6
Figure 1*1* Relationships between functional components in
English: a simplifying summary 252 |
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| spelling | Fawcett, Robin P. 1937- Verfasser (DE-588)172072271 aut Cognitive linguistics and social interaction towards an integrated model of a systemic functional grammar and the other components of a communicating mind Robin P. Fawcett Heidelberg [u.a.] Groos 1980 XIII, 290 S. graph. Darst. txt rdacontent n rdamedia nc rdacarrier Exeter linguistic studies 3 Anglais (Langue) - Grammaire Anglais (Langue) - Sémantique Grammatica gtt Gramática Lenguas - Psicología Linguistique structurale Theorieën gtt Psycholinguistics Semantics Sociolinguistics Systemic grammar Interaktion (DE-588)4027266-7 gnd rswk-swf Systemlinguistik (DE-588)4377195-6 gnd rswk-swf Grammatiktheorie (DE-588)4140778-7 gnd rswk-swf Sprache (DE-588)4056449-6 gnd rswk-swf Kognition (DE-588)4031630-0 gnd rswk-swf Sprachtheorie (DE-588)4121708-1 gnd rswk-swf Interaktion (DE-588)4027266-7 s Kognition (DE-588)4031630-0 s Sprache (DE-588)4056449-6 s DE-604 Systemlinguistik (DE-588)4377195-6 s Grammatiktheorie (DE-588)4140778-7 s Sprachtheorie (DE-588)4121708-1 s Exeter linguistic studies 3 (DE-604)BV000022136 3 HBZ Datenaustausch application/pdf http://bvbr.bib-bvb.de:8991/F?func=service&doc_library=BVB01&local_base=BVB01&doc_number=000607913&sequence=000002&line_number=0001&func_code=DB_RECORDS&service_type=MEDIA Inhaltsverzeichnis |
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| title | Cognitive linguistics and social interaction towards an integrated model of a systemic functional grammar and the other components of a communicating mind |
| title_auth | Cognitive linguistics and social interaction towards an integrated model of a systemic functional grammar and the other components of a communicating mind |
| title_exact_search | Cognitive linguistics and social interaction towards an integrated model of a systemic functional grammar and the other components of a communicating mind |
| title_full | Cognitive linguistics and social interaction towards an integrated model of a systemic functional grammar and the other components of a communicating mind Robin P. Fawcett |
| title_fullStr | Cognitive linguistics and social interaction towards an integrated model of a systemic functional grammar and the other components of a communicating mind Robin P. Fawcett |
| title_full_unstemmed | Cognitive linguistics and social interaction towards an integrated model of a systemic functional grammar and the other components of a communicating mind Robin P. Fawcett |
| title_short | Cognitive linguistics and social interaction |
| title_sort | cognitive linguistics and social interaction towards an integrated model of a systemic functional grammar and the other components of a communicating mind |
| title_sub | towards an integrated model of a systemic functional grammar and the other components of a communicating mind |
| topic | Anglais (Langue) - Grammaire Anglais (Langue) - Sémantique Grammatica gtt Gramática Lenguas - Psicología Linguistique structurale Theorieën gtt Psycholinguistics Semantics Sociolinguistics Systemic grammar Interaktion (DE-588)4027266-7 gnd Systemlinguistik (DE-588)4377195-6 gnd Grammatiktheorie (DE-588)4140778-7 gnd Sprache (DE-588)4056449-6 gnd Kognition (DE-588)4031630-0 gnd Sprachtheorie (DE-588)4121708-1 gnd |
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