Discourse genres
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FROW, JOHNDate
1980Source Title
Journal of Literary SemanticsUniversity of Melbourne Author/s
Frow, JohnAffiliation
Arts: Department of English with Cultural StudiesMetadata
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Frow, J. A. (1980). Discourse genres. Journal of Literary Semantics, 9(2), 73-81.Access Status
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Abstract
Recent analysis of discourse has been dominated on one hand by a formalism which treats the text as an extension of the syntactic and logical structuring of the sentence, on the other hand by an embarrassed empiricism which, in attempting to take into account the role of context and enunciation in the shaping of text, finds itself unable to formalise the infinity of possible speech-situations.
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