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Framework for the relational analysis of texts : theory and practice.

conference contribution
posted on 2012-01-01, 00:00 authored by Zosia GolebiowskiZosia Golebiowski
This workshop is useful for academic researchers and postgraduate students who wish to explore relational approaches to the examination of the organisation of academic texts.
The first part of the workshop introduces the theory and premises of the framework for the rhetorical analysis of the structure of texts (FARS). FARS provides a functional account of the structure of text in terms of the strategies employed by writers to achieve their communicative purposes. Its coherence relations obtain from the level of text as a whole to the clausal level. The discourse parts at all levels except the bottom level constitute relational schemata. FARS relational taxonomy includes the following relational clusters: Elaboration, List, Causal, Adversative, Facilitation, Assessing and Digression. The second part of the workshopl provides opportunity to practice relational analyses of selected texts within this framework.

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Event

Teaching English Language and Literature Society of Iran. Conference (10th : 2012 : Tehran, Iran)

Pagination

17 - 17

Publisher

Shahid Beheshti University

Location

Tehran, Iran

Place of publication

Tehran, Iran

Start date

2012-10-25

End date

2012-10-28

Language

eng

Publication classification

E3 Extract of paper

Title of proceedings

TELLSI 2012 : The 10th International TELLSI Conference : Bridging the Gap between Research, Policy and Practice : Book of Abstracts

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