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BIBLIOGRAFIA
SOBRE "SYSTEMIC LINGUISTICS"
Systemic grammar es fundamentalmente un intento de extender las teorías de Firth en
relación con el principio de "meaning-as-choice" a unas areas
de la descripción ligüística que no fueron tratadas sistemáticamente por el
propio Firth. De aquí que para conocer mejor cuáles han sido los frutos de la
semilla que Firth dejó es imprescindible un conocimiento de esta escuela lingüística
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clauses. London: Hutchinson. (254-1-30) CONGRESOS 10th Finnish Linguistics Summer School,
University of Jyväskyla. Finland. DATE: June 5-9 1989 THEME: SYSTEMIC LINGUISTICS (speakers include
M.A.K Halliday and R. Hasan) INFORMATION: Salme Vaariniemi, Continuing Education
Centre. University of Jyväskyla, SF-40100 Jyväskyla. Finland. 16th Internationational Systemic Congress, University
of Helsinki, Hanasari. TOPICS will include developments in systemic and
other functional theories of language, developments in areas of stylistics, and
issues in applied linguistics and foreign language teaching. Plenary speakers
will include Michael Halliday, Ruqaiya Hasan, James Martin, Frantisek Danes and
Nild E. Enkvist. INFORMATION: Dr Eija Ventola, Language Centre,
University of Helsinki, Fabianinkatu 26, SF-00100 Helsinki. |