Towards Automatic Classification of Discourse Elements in Essays
... essay using the cue-phrase-based discourse parser of Marcu (2000). We then associated with each sentence in an essay a feature that reflected the status of its parent node (nucleus or satellite), and another feature that reflected its rhetorical relation. For example, for the last sentence in Figure ...
... essay using the cue-phrase-based discourse parser of Marcu (2000). We then associated with each sentence in an essay a feature that reflected the status of its parent node (nucleus or satellite), and another feature that reflected its rhetorical relation. For example, for the last sentence in Figure ...
Literacy practices in Health and Physical Education - Est-Lit
... using conjunctions, adverbs, prepositional phrases and verbs expressing cause and effect relationships (e.g. so, therefore, because, since, thus, hence, consequently, as a result, cause, form), sequence (e.g. first, after, before, then, next, finally), comparison and contrast (e.g. like, similarly, ...
... using conjunctions, adverbs, prepositional phrases and verbs expressing cause and effect relationships (e.g. so, therefore, because, since, thus, hence, consequently, as a result, cause, form), sequence (e.g. first, after, before, then, next, finally), comparison and contrast (e.g. like, similarly, ...
Dr. Stainbrook`s
... element between the image may be either spatial or temporal, though McCloud makes the argument that the panels joined by subject-to-subject closure must exist within the same scene or idea. In essence, it must be presumed by the reader that an over-arching connection already exists throughout the pa ...
... element between the image may be either spatial or temporal, though McCloud makes the argument that the panels joined by subject-to-subject closure must exist within the same scene or idea. In essence, it must be presumed by the reader that an over-arching connection already exists throughout the pa ...
v. nominalization as a cohesive device in
... Language is an inseparable part of communication as it is the fundamental and most sophisticated means of transferring information. In order to make it comprehendible (both spoken and written form) the producer should use clear and coherent text. Hence, to understand what makes the text consistent i ...
... Language is an inseparable part of communication as it is the fundamental and most sophisticated means of transferring information. In order to make it comprehendible (both spoken and written form) the producer should use clear and coherent text. Hence, to understand what makes the text consistent i ...
FACING FACELESS FACES
... are growing. A common feature of these new genres is that they are faceless in the sense that the producer and the consumer cannot see the (gestural, mimetic, proxemic, etc.) actions and reactions of their fellow dialogue participants. These new ways of communicating do look like the well-known writ ...
... are growing. A common feature of these new genres is that they are faceless in the sense that the producer and the consumer cannot see the (gestural, mimetic, proxemic, etc.) actions and reactions of their fellow dialogue participants. These new ways of communicating do look like the well-known writ ...
Broadband Micro-grant Application Form
... (5) Has an IT consultant/provider been selected to implement the project? (Preference will be given to projects that have selected a vendor,) (6) If YES, describe the process that was undertaken to select that service provider and assure a competitive bid was received. (Include information on who yo ...
... (5) Has an IT consultant/provider been selected to implement the project? (Preference will be given to projects that have selected a vendor,) (6) If YES, describe the process that was undertaken to select that service provider and assure a competitive bid was received. (Include information on who yo ...
The developing reader (weak 3)
... to set new targets that build on their reading, e.g. to read two other novels by the same author by a certain date, or to find out more about a topic by finding and reading another source of information. ...
... to set new targets that build on their reading, e.g. to read two other novels by the same author by a certain date, or to find out more about a topic by finding and reading another source of information. ...
Seeking Truth - Troup County School System
... reflection, to develop experiences, events, and/or characters. c. Use a variety of transition words, phrases, and clauses to convey sequence, signal shifts from one time frame or setting to another, and show the relationships among experiences and events. d. Use precise words and phrases, relevant d ...
... reflection, to develop experiences, events, and/or characters. c. Use a variety of transition words, phrases, and clauses to convey sequence, signal shifts from one time frame or setting to another, and show the relationships among experiences and events. d. Use precise words and phrases, relevant d ...
Texting As A Discursive Approach For The Production Of Agricultural
... students, and researchers (ibid). The use of Farmers’ Text Center for farming particularly appears to be significant in the production of timely, appropriate solutions to farm issues across the cropping season. Moreover, based on the FTC experience SMS was found to be highly optimised in the followi ...
... students, and researchers (ibid). The use of Farmers’ Text Center for farming particularly appears to be significant in the production of timely, appropriate solutions to farm issues across the cropping season. Moreover, based on the FTC experience SMS was found to be highly optimised in the followi ...
Module 4_1
... seeking such understanding. Just as it is legitimate for a literary hermeneutics to presume the role of the aesthetic attitude in understanding a literary work of art, so too it is legitimate for a theological hermeneutics to presume the role of faith in understanding a theological text or experienc ...
... seeking such understanding. Just as it is legitimate for a literary hermeneutics to presume the role of the aesthetic attitude in understanding a literary work of art, so too it is legitimate for a theological hermeneutics to presume the role of faith in understanding a theological text or experienc ...
Abstract
... interpretation of the concept of script that could be appropriate in the communication, text processing and understanding process. Within a cognitive science framework, the interpretation of the concept of script is based on the background knowledge that can be arranged in a script-like form. As a c ...
... interpretation of the concept of script that could be appropriate in the communication, text processing and understanding process. Within a cognitive science framework, the interpretation of the concept of script is based on the background knowledge that can be arranged in a script-like form. As a c ...
The Voices of History: theorising the interpersonal semantics of
... The APPRAISAL (2) framework outlined here has been developed within the tradition of functional linguistics, specifically systemic functional linguistics (see Halliday 1994 [1985]; Halliday and Hasan 1976; Martin 1992; Matthiessen 1995). Its origin can be traced back to a research project, referred ...
... The APPRAISAL (2) framework outlined here has been developed within the tradition of functional linguistics, specifically systemic functional linguistics (see Halliday 1994 [1985]; Halliday and Hasan 1976; Martin 1992; Matthiessen 1995). Its origin can be traced back to a research project, referred ...
Text Linguistics Course - KSU Faculty Member websites
... A text is an extended structure of syntactic units [i.e. text as super-sentence] such as words, groups, and clauses and textual units that is marked by both coherence among the elements and completion…. [Whereas] A non-text consists of random sequences of linguistic units such as sentences, paragrap ...
... A text is an extended structure of syntactic units [i.e. text as super-sentence] such as words, groups, and clauses and textual units that is marked by both coherence among the elements and completion…. [Whereas] A non-text consists of random sequences of linguistic units such as sentences, paragrap ...
quotation - mrshetricks5
... can simply be included within your own sentence. For example: When Macbeth compares life to a “brief candle” he is suggesting that life only lasts a short time and can easily be snuffed out in the same way. ...
... can simply be included within your own sentence. For example: When Macbeth compares life to a “brief candle” he is suggesting that life only lasts a short time and can easily be snuffed out in the same way. ...
200707-Carol-Whitton
... paragraph, unless [M] is the first or only data field printed from that tag. 3. Best placement = beginning of Tag Sentence. 4. Alternative = create custom tag for paragraph creation containing only [:CR;] and/or [:TAB:]. Problem = results in an additional period. 5. Alternative = create custom versi ...
... paragraph, unless [M] is the first or only data field printed from that tag. 3. Best placement = beginning of Tag Sentence. 4. Alternative = create custom tag for paragraph creation containing only [:CR;] and/or [:TAB:]. Problem = results in an additional period. 5. Alternative = create custom versi ...
Intro to Rhetoric
... legacies of several moments in history when some influential philosophers misunderstood rhetoric ● ex. of Rhetoric being used inappropriately: Some people say Hitler was a “good rhetorician” because he could, through language and skillful manipulation of events, encourage people to believe the worse ...
... legacies of several moments in history when some influential philosophers misunderstood rhetoric ● ex. of Rhetoric being used inappropriately: Some people say Hitler was a “good rhetorician” because he could, through language and skillful manipulation of events, encourage people to believe the worse ...
The Rhetoric of Sacred Scripture
... But is this relationship unique to the Christian Bible, or can analogies be pointed out in the case of other sacred texts? Does this mean that one is again constructing a special hermeneutics of the Bible, or can it be shown that there is a rhetoric of sacred texts/scripture which has to be taken in ...
... But is this relationship unique to the Christian Bible, or can analogies be pointed out in the case of other sacred texts? Does this mean that one is again constructing a special hermeneutics of the Bible, or can it be shown that there is a rhetoric of sacred texts/scripture which has to be taken in ...
E21 Guidance on Proofreading
... producing a piece of written work and therefore, whenever possible, should be carried out by the student submitting the work themselves. Proofreading is an important aspect of the development of an independent style of written English and clear academic communication. 2. Nevertheless, the use of an ...
... producing a piece of written work and therefore, whenever possible, should be carried out by the student submitting the work themselves. Proofreading is an important aspect of the development of an independent style of written English and clear academic communication. 2. Nevertheless, the use of an ...
Expository Writing Pack
... Personal letter Usually one Personal tone; reader well descriptive known to the writer Expository writing style explains or informs the reader about a particular topic. It is mostly associated with nonfiction forms, from factual reporting in newspapers through to personal reminiscence. However, it c ...
... Personal letter Usually one Personal tone; reader well descriptive known to the writer Expository writing style explains or informs the reader about a particular topic. It is mostly associated with nonfiction forms, from factual reporting in newspapers through to personal reminiscence. However, it c ...
Text and Subject Position after Althusser
... Interpellation and Subject Position Althusser's essay on ideology reached England in the early 1970s and was developed especially in the work of the film journal, Screen, as a means of analysing the way aesthetic texts afford a position to the reader as an effect of discourse. Althusser, however, wa ...
... Interpellation and Subject Position Althusser's essay on ideology reached England in the early 1970s and was developed especially in the work of the film journal, Screen, as a means of analysing the way aesthetic texts afford a position to the reader as an effect of discourse. Althusser, however, wa ...
Grade 6 - Blackhawk School District
... COURSE DESCRIPTION: Students will continue to develop independent reading skills by working on comprehension skills, fluency, and interpretation and analysis of fiction and nonfiction. To accomplish this, students will use reading strategies as they read three n ...
... COURSE DESCRIPTION: Students will continue to develop independent reading skills by working on comprehension skills, fluency, and interpretation and analysis of fiction and nonfiction. To accomplish this, students will use reading strategies as they read three n ...
Music (2013) assessment design template: Musicology
... written 800–1200 words spoken 4–5 minutes multimodal 5–7 minutes use of seen or unseen questions and stimulus materials students may use class time and their own time to conduct research and develop a response ...
... written 800–1200 words spoken 4–5 minutes multimodal 5–7 minutes use of seen or unseen questions and stimulus materials students may use class time and their own time to conduct research and develop a response ...
welsh joint education committee
... others, noticing the more serious style adopted, especially in contrast to Text A, seemed to find the text actively hostile to its audience and commented on the writers’ ‘patronising’ approach. Similarly, others discussed differences in formality between the two texts accurately and quoted relevant ...
... others, noticing the more serious style adopted, especially in contrast to Text A, seemed to find the text actively hostile to its audience and commented on the writers’ ‘patronising’ approach. Similarly, others discussed differences in formality between the two texts accurately and quoted relevant ...