Linguistic Characteristics of Digital Communication: A Cohesive Analysis
POINT-B: LINGUISTIC CHARACTERIZATION
Beyond a pragmatic approach, this analysis examines the linguistic elements that underpin the fundamental characteristics of text as an act of communication: cohesion and alignment.
A. POLICY
At the morphological level, the text demonstrates correct use of alignment morphemes between various elements at the phrase and sentence levels. There’s also proper use of coordinated and subordinated bonds (e.g., “a computer thing,” line 1; “email and Internet,” line 3).
Cohesion
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Point-B: Linguistic Characterization
Beyond a pragmatic approach, this analysis examines the linguistic elements that underpin the fundamental characteristics of text as an act of communication: cohesion and alignment.
A. Policy
At the morphological level, the text demonstrates correct use of alignment morphemes between various elements at the phrase and sentence levels. There’s also proper use of coordinated and subordinated bonds (e.g., “a computer thing,” line 1; “email and Internet,” line 3).
Cohesion
Read MoreNarrative and Text Types
Narrative
Internal Narrator
Tells the story in the first person. If the narrator is the protagonist (the protagonist-narrator) = autobiographical narration.
External Narrator
Tells the story in the third person. There are two types:
- Omniscient narrator: Knows the thoughts, feelings, and emotions of the characters.
- Objective narrator: Tells the story as seen from outside, as a witness.
The Arguments
Events told chronologically (in the order that they occur).
The Characters
Directly responsible for the action.
Read MoreTraffic Signs and Torque Meters
Describe and Explain the Use and Usefulness of the Torque Meter
The typical sample figures illustrate types of acceleration and deceleration tracks designed to assess torque. This is useful in principle as vehicles turn left from various points. This analysis sits, in general, in the middle of the track and enters other tracks.
- LC is the cargo of one transition zone (AB = AB’ on the figure), or velocity, thus the capacity.
- LD is the length of the acceleration, and assumes that the end of the area (
The Knight of Olmedo: A Detailed Analysis of Characters and Plot
Characters:
In The Knight of Olmedo displayed several male characters:
Don Alonso, Don Rodrigo, Don Fernando, Don Pedro Tello, King Don Juan, the constable, the servant Mendo and a labrador. But I found that the male characters who really are influential in the argument of the book are three: Don Alonso, Don Rodrigo and Tello.
- Don Alonso, or “El Caballero de Olmedo”, is the main character of the work. This character comes to Medina, where he falls for Dona Ines. The author shows this character as
The Structure and Morphology of the Short Story in Latin American Literature
Structure and Morphology of the Folktale (Mempo Giardinelli)
On the Definitions
Carlos Mastrángelo defines the story as a short series of incidents. Whether short or long, it is always a whole and concluded action, being very essential to the argument, the issue, or the incident itself. Without long intervals of time or space, it is topped by an unexpected end, appropriate and natural.
Alfredo Veiravé says that “the story, in its essential features, can be defined as a short narrative that is a single
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