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Since its initiation some twenty years ago Longman Linguistics Library has established itself as a series aimed primarily at an undergraduate and postgraduate student readership. Some of its books serve as introductions to key aspects of the subject, others are more specialised: generally they assume a first year's knowledge of linguistics and lead the reader on from there. In all cases the books are self-contained; they are intended to treat important areas in general linguistics and to be of value for a number of years
List of contents
Demonstration texts, Forword, a Basic notions II The evolution of text linguistics III The procedural approach IV Cohesion V Coherence VI Intentionality and acceptability VII Informativity VIII Situationality IX Intertextuality X Research and schooling
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Robert-Alain de Beaugrande, University of Florida. Wolfgang Ulrich Dressler, University of Vienna.
Summary
Since its initiation some twenty years ago Longman Linguistics Library has established itself as a series aimed primarily at an undergraduate and postgraduate student readership. Some of its books serve as introductions to key aspects of the subject, others are more specialised: generally they assume a first year's knowledge of linguistics and lead the reader on from there. In all cases the books are self-contained; they are intended to treat important areas in general linguistics and to be of value for a number of years
