Osnova témat

  • Introduction

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    Vážení kolegové,

    Vzhledem k tříhodinové časové dotaci je realizován ve dvou časech:

    pravidelně v pondělí 12.30-14.00 v místnosti P201  (společně s předmětem Lexikální a textová rovina)

    a šestkrát za semestr ve středu 8.20 -  v 9.55 (P034) v termínech 18.10. (w3), 25.10.(w4), 1.11.(w5), 22.11.(w8), 13.12.(w11), 10.1.(w14) 


    week

    Topic Lexikální a textová rovina

    TMI

    1 -2

    Beyond the sentence; standards of textuality 

     

    3

    Context; speech acts

    Discourse analysis, Pragmatics: presupposition, entailment, implicatures, Cooperative Principle + maxims. Spoken and written language.

    4

    Cohesion; Grammatical cohesion - reference

    Politeness theory, Conversation analysis, Spoken language. 

    5

    Grammatical cohesion – ellipsis, substitution

    Discourse connectivity: cohesion, Coherence: discourse markers, RST. 

    6

    Grammatical cohesion - junction

     

    7

    Self-study week

     

    8

    Grammatical cohesion - other means

    Syntax of nonfinite forms. Multiple sentence: coordination vs subordination, condensation, nominalization

    Intentionality/ CDA (presenting worldview through grammatical choices: transitivity, semantic roles, nominalizations).

    9 

    Lexical cohesion,

     

    10 

    Syntagmatic lexical relations

     

    11

    Text varieties, registers

    Registers. Stylistic analysis and comparison. Types of complexity. Multimodality.

    Word-formation, semantic relations, componential analysis, and Field theory, prototype semantics (cf. Lexikální a textová rovina, Kearns (2005)

    12

    Punctuation

     

    13

    Information structure (FSP)

     

    14

    Information structure

    Word order, negation, FSP


     


  • 1. Discourse analysis, Pragmatics

    Semantic vs pragmatic meaning. Implicature, presupposition, entailment, Cooperative principle, maxims. Speech Acts, data transcription.

  • 2. Conversation Analysis

  • 3. Discourse connectivity

    Cohesion, coherence. Rhetorical Structure Theory. Discourse markers (for DM's, read pp. 225-228 in Reading 3, section 9.5)

  • 4. Complex sentence (nominalization, condensation)

  • 5. Critical Discourse Analysis

  • 6. Register analysis