2004
DOI: 10.1501/dilder_0000000009
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34 Greimas’in Eyleyenler Modeli̇’ni̇n, Bi̇r Durum-Kesi̇t Öyküsündeki̇ İşlerli̇ği̇ne İli̇şki̇n Göstergebi̇li̇msel Çözümleme Denemesi̇ (A Semiotic Analysis Attempt Related to the Application of Greimas’ Actants Mod

Abstract: Özet Göstergebilim bir metni çözümlerken, bir başka deyişle metnin

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“…The method investigated was found to make positive, constructive contributions to students' understanding-and expression-related skills and can therefore be included as a new, alternative method in language education programs. Although studies have been carried out to analyze verbal and visual texts according to the semiotics method (Iseri, 2010;Kuzu, 2004;Turan, 2012), no study has yet to apply the method to in-class activities in primary and secondary education. In support, Bozkurt and Uzun (2015) have stated that most research on the topic has had descriptive aims and that few studies have proposed novel approaches.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The method investigated was found to make positive, constructive contributions to students' understanding-and expression-related skills and can therefore be included as a new, alternative method in language education programs. Although studies have been carried out to analyze verbal and visual texts according to the semiotics method (Iseri, 2010;Kuzu, 2004;Turan, 2012), no study has yet to apply the method to in-class activities in primary and secondary education. In support, Bozkurt and Uzun (2015) have stated that most research on the topic has had descriptive aims and that few studies have proposed novel approaches.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%