BEDNAREK, Monika y MARTIN, Jim R. (eds.) (2010). New Discourse on Language. Functional Perspectives on Multimodality, Identity, and Affiliation

Alvarado, Damián

doi:10.35956/v.12.n1.2012.p.119-123

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2016

DOI: 10.35956/v.12.n1.2012.p.119-123

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One of the fundamental underpinnings of systemic functional linguistics (SFL) is that the relationship between language-as-system and language-as-text is modelled probabilistically in relation to the cline of instantiation. This offers a spectrum of new ways to approach several SFL concepts quantitatively. This paper falls within that spectrum as it proposes that the relatively recent concepts of coupling and syndrome can be redefined quantitatively in relation to instantiation through two statistical methods – namely log-linear analysis and multiple correspondence analysis (MCA) The application of these two methods is illustrated through an analysis of a corpus of twelve online voting-based online debate texts (ODTs) The results and discussion sections of this paper show that the methods can identify and quantify significant couplings and syndromes from both probabilistic and statistical perspectives. Both methods illustratively highlight eleven couplings and four syndromes associated with the more persuasive and less persuasive ODTs writers.

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Descripción de un género multimodal desde una perspectiva local: el libro álbum en un corpus chileno

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La siguiente investigación analiza las etapas y el propósito del género libro álbum, a partir de un corpus de seis ejemplares chilenos. Este género multimodal ha sido considerado como fundamental para desarrollar procesos efectivos de alfabetización infantil y para la transmisión de ideología cubierta y encubierta, ya que contiene mensajes que dan cuenta del mundo y de valores sociales dominantes. Desde esa perspectiva, es fundamental incorporar el estudio de relatos a nivel territorial más micro, con la intención de establecer conexiones entre el estudio del mundo en las prácticas sociales y en sus representaciones específicas. Se observa una conformación multimodal en relación a los modos involucrados en el corpus, pero no a los sistemas específicos. Asimismo, la variable de modo adquiere relevancia, ya que permite la realización de los ensambles multimodales. Finalmente, el contenido verbal se ve atenuado por los significados visuales, que alejan los textos del realismo.

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BEDNAREK, Monika y MARTIN, Jim R. (eds.) (2010). New Discourse on Language. Functional Perspectives on Multimodality, Identity, and Affiliation

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Quantifying Systemic Coupling and Syndrome Using Multivariate Statistical Methods

Quantifying Systemic Coupling and Syndrome Using Multivariate Statistical Methods

Descripción de un género multimodal desde una perspectiva local: el libro álbum en un corpus chileno

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