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Systemic Functional Grammar

A Text-Based Description of English, Spanish and Chinese

, pp. vii - ix

DOI: https://doi.org/10.1017/9781009284950

Publisher: Cambridge University Press

Print publication year: 2023

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1.1 Language in context (field, mode and tenor)
1.2 Modelling context topologically
1.3 Field relations
1.4 Tenor relations
1.5 Mode relations
1.6 The stratified model of context assumed for this book
1.7 Extrinsic functionality (context) and intrinsic functionality (language)
1.8 Language strata
1.9 Discourse semantic systems
1.10 A simple transitivity system
1.11 A simple modality system in English
1.12 transitivity and modality systems in English
1.13 Dependency of modality on mood in English
1.14 Verbal group systems realising ‘periphrastic’ modulation in English
1.15 Verbal group systems realising modality through modal verbs in English
1.16 Word rank verb systems relevant to modality in English
1.17 Basic engagement systems
1.18 Language strata realising register and genre systems
2.1 Field variables
2.2 Types of discourse semantic entity
2.3 Basic identification system realised by English nominal group systems
2.4 General English nominal group systems
2.5 More delicate English nominal group systems
2.6 English nominal group systems
2.7 Basic identification system realised by Spanish nominal group systems
2.8 General Spanish nominal group systems
2.9 More delicate Spanish nominal group systems
2.10 Basic identification system realised by Chinese nominal group systems
2.11 General Chinese nominal group systems
2.12 More delicate Chinese nominal group systems
2.13 Chinese nominal group systems
3.1 Field variables
3.2 Basic ideational discourse semantic resources
3.3 Tenor variables
3.4 primary tense in English
3.5 Realisation of secondary tense choices in English
3.6 English primary tense system in relation to one optional secondary tense system
3.7 English primary tense and recursive secondary tense systems
3.8 English verbal group systems – ideational resources
3.9 Spanish primary tense systems
3.10 Spanish secondary tense system
3.11 Spanish primary tense and recursive secondary tense systems
3.12 Tense choice and the temporal position of figures
3.13 Spanish verbal group nuclearity, primary tense, secondary tense and voice systems
3.14 Spanish verbal group modality systems
3.15 Alternative realisations of secondary tense in modalised verbal groups
3.16 Spanish polarity systems
3.17 Spanish verbal group systems
3.18 Basic Chinese verbal group aspect systems
3.19 Chinese verbal group aspect systems
3.20 Chinese verbal group phase systems
3.21 Chinese verbal group aspect and phase systems
4.1 Tenor variables
4.2 negotiation systems
4.3 Basic English mood systems
4.4 English indicative systems
4.5 Adjusted English indicative systems
4.6 Further adjusted English indicative systems
4.7 English mood including imperative systems
4.8 Basic engagement systems
4.9 English mood, modality and polarity systems
4.10 English mood in relation to Comment Adjuncts
4.11 Spanish imperative interlocution systems
4.12 Spanish indicative clause interlocution and mood systems
4.13 Spanish indicative mood and modality systems
4.14 Spanish mood and polarity
4.15 Basic Chinese mood system
4.16 Chinese imperative mood systems
4.17 Chinese interrogative mood systems
4.18 Chinese mood systems (oriented to negotiation)
4.19 Alternative Chinese mood systems (oriented to both negotiation and engagement)
5.1 Field variables
5.2 Basic English process type system (types of clause)
5.3 English relational clause systems
5.4 Extended English process type systems
5.5 Shared participant function in Spanish macro-phenomenal perception clauses
5.6 Spanish mental clause systems
5.7 Spanish mental clause systems extended
5.8 Basic Chinese process type system (types of clause)
5.9 Extended Chinese relational clause type systems
6.1 Mode variables
6.2 Mode topology (with exemplary text types)
6.3 English theme systems (for clauses)
6.4 English information systems (for tone groups)
6.5 Spanish theme systems (for clauses)
6.6 Spanish information systems (for tone groups)
6.7 Spanish marked theme systems
6.8 Spanish theme and marked theme systems (for clauses)
6.9 Chinese theme systems (for clauses)
6.10 Chinese marked theme systems (for clauses)
6.11 General Chinese theme systems (for clauses)
6.12 Chinese information systems (for tone groups)

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