Do patterns of ellipsis in text support systemic functional linguistics' 'context-metafunction hook-up' hypothesis?A corpus based approach
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Summary
The systemic functional linguistics’ long-assumed ‘context-metafunction hook-up’ hypothesis is subjected to its first large-scale, data-driven exploration and the results suggest support for the CMHH at a broad level of generality.
- Type
- dissertation
- Published
- 2012-01-01
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- 2
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- 67
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Keywords
Systemic functional linguistics, Linguistics, Context (archaeology), Corpus linguistics, Embodied cognition
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