Subject-oriented Texts: Languages for Special Purposes and Text Theory

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Hartmut Schröder
Walter de Gruyter, Sep 8, 2011 - Language Arts & Disciplines - 330 pages
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Contents

Linguistic and Texttheoretical Research on Languages for Special Purposes A thematic and bibliographical guide
1
The Dilemma of the Germanspeaking Scholar
49
The Symbolic Mode and Secondary Constitution of Meaning Cultural Semiotic Comments on an Advertisement of the German WWF
68
Communication in Literary Studies as LSP
85
Theoretical Considerations and some Preliminary Findings
103
Functional MacroAnalysis of Specialist Text Forms A Researchmethod Derived from Foreign Language Teaching
137
Texts and Text Types in LSP
158
LSPResearch Philosophy of Science and the QuestionTheoretical Approach some Tentative Suggestions
167
Some Considerations on the Relations between Text Linguistics and the Study of Texts for Specific Purposes
231
A Theory of Text Production Modification Reception
244
Lexical Knowledge and Text Interpretation
254
Communicative Acts and the Constitution of Scientific and Technical Texts
267
Summaries
305
List of Contributors
315
Subject Index
317
Name Index
320

The Fiction in Science Writing
199
Corpus Selection in LSP Research
218

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