Թեմա - Teaching elements of discourse analysis at an advanced
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Chapter 1 Linguistic forms and functions
§1 What is discourse analysis
§2 Spoken and writen language
Chapter 2 Classroom discourse and cognition
Chapter 3 Discourse analysis: coherence discourse & discourse markers
§1 Coherence in discourse
§2 Applying discourse analysis in the classroom with a specific focus on teaching discourse markers
Conclusion
Appendix
References
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