Functional Discourse Grammar
A brief outline
Article outline
- 1.Introduction
- 2.A general characterization of the model
- 3.The Architecture of FDG
- 3.1Distinctive features and overall organization
- 3.2Four levels of analysis
- 3.3Relations between the levels
- 4.Transparency
- 5.Language change
- 6.This volume
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Note
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