学术文本概指名词的特征性型式与局部功能_PDF下载[72MB-百度云]张毓著

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本书是“当代外国语言文学研究前沿文库”之一。本书基于大型学术英语可比语料库Beijing CARR (Beijing Collection of Academic Research Essays) , 以Sinclair的语料库语言学理论和Mahlberg的局部文本功能为理论框架, 探索中国学者学术文本中的高频概指名词, 及其复现的共选型式和特征性意义或局部功能。

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Chapter 1 Introduction1．1 Research background1．2 Objectives of this study1．3 Significance of this study1．4 Organization of the bookChapter 2 Literature Review2．1 Analytical approaches to general nounsi2．1．1 The textual cohesion approach2．1．2 The clause relational approach2．1．3 The systemic functional analysis2．1．4 The cognitive approach2．1．5 The applied linguistics analysis2．1．6 The Sinclairian corpus linguistic approach2．2 The local grammar approach2．2．1 A form-oriented local grammar2．2．2 A function-oriented local grammar2．3 Methods of identifying general nouns2．3．1 The manual identification method2．3．2 The pattern-based method2．3．3 The frequency-based method2．4 General nouns in academic writing2．4．1 The stance-marking function of general nouns in academic writing2．4．2 The cohesive function of general nouns in academic writing2．4．3 Limitations of previous studies2．5 SummaryChapter 3 Research Design and Methodology3．1 Analytical framework3．1．1 Sinclairian extended units of meaning3．1．2 The local textual functions3．1．3 The local grammar of evaluation3．2 Working definition3．3 Corpus to be used3．4 Corpus tools and research procedures3．5 SummaryChapter 4 Overall Data of General Nouns4．1 Overall distribution of general nouns4．1．1 Overall frequencies of general nouns4．1．2 The dispersion of general nouns4．2 Semantic groups of general nouns4．3 Distribution of general nouns across disciplines4．3．1 Distribution of general nouns in the STUDY group across disciplines4．3．2 Distribution of general nouns in the METHOD group across disciplines4．3．3 Distribution of general noum in the Others group across disciplines4．4 SummaryChapter 5 Textual Functions Associated with General Nouns5．1 Notions of textual functions5．2 Overall data of co-selection patterns and textual functions5．3 Textual functions of “GN + V-reportingGN + BE + V-reporting”5．3．1 Reviewing previous studies5．3．2 Presenting results5．4 Textual functions of “GN + （BE + ） V-research （X + ） V-research + GN”5．4．1 Reviewing previous studies5．4．2 Outlining features of the present study5．4．3 Dealing with results5．4．4 Proposing methods5．4．5 Characterizing methods5．4．6 Dealing with effects5．4．7 Describing circumstantial factors5．5 Textual functions of “PREP． + GN”5．5．1 Outlining features of the present study5．5．2 Anchoring place， time and circumstantial factors5．5．3 Evidential and framing marking5．6 Other textual functions5．6．1 Recommending future studies5．6．2 Comparing results5．6．3 Indicating effectsvalues5．7 Discussion5．7．1 Patterning features of general nouns for textual functions5．7．2 Textual functions as discourse moves5．7．3 The discourse strategies and textual functions5．7．4 The localness of textual functions5．7．5 Features of patterns for textual functions in Chinese scholars’ research articles5．8 SummaryChapter 6 Evaluative Functions Associated with General Nouns6．1 Notions of evaluative functions6．2 The local grammar approach to evaluative functions associated with general nouns6．3 General nouns as the evaluation carrier6．3．1 METHOD nouns as the evaluation carrier6．3．2 factor as the evaluation carrier6．4 General nouns as the evaluated entity6．4．1 RESULT nouns as the evaluated entity6．4．2 METHOD nouns as the evaluated entity6．4．3 EFFECT nouns as the evaluated entity6．5 General nouns as the evaluative category6．6 Evaluative functions and textual patterns6．6．1 Clause relational approach and textual patterns6．6．2 Distribution of textual patterns6．6．3 General nouns in the Situation-Evaluation-Basis pattern6．6．4 General nouns in the General-Particular pattern6．6．5 General nouns in the Problem-Solution pattern6．7 Discussion6．7．1 Multiple functional roles in evaluation6．7．2 Patterning features of general nouns for evaluative functions6．7．3 Local semantic prosodies of general nouns6．7．4 Double roles of general nouns6．8 SummaryChapter 7 Conclusions and Implications7．1 Major findings7．2 Implications7．3 Limitations of the present studyAppendices1． Co-selection patterns of general nouns2． 50 concordances for presenting results3． 50 concordances for evidential and framing marking functions4． 50 concordances for specifying places5． Concordances in the Situation-Evaluation pattern6． Concordances in the General-Particular pattern7． Concordances in the Problem-Solution patternReferencesIndex