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Identifying Variables in Prose.
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Meyer, Bonnie J. F. – 1973
This paper identifies and describes three distinct variables on which prose passages can differ, from a linguistic point of view. Each of these variables relates to the way in which the content of prose is organized to convey meaning to the reader. The first variable is the position of information in a structure representing a passage's…
Descriptors: Componential Analysis, Content Analysis, Educational Research, Learning Processes
Why a Structural Semantics Is Possible
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Bart, Frederick B. – Language Sciences, 1973
Response to Robert A. Hall, Jr.'s article, "Why a Structural Semantics Is Impossible," Language Sciences, n21. (DD)
Descriptors: Communication (Thought Transfer), Componential Analysis, Concept Formation, Content Analysis