Rhetorical Relations

Katja Jasinskaja · Elena Karagjosova

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Linguistics and Discourse Analysis Syntax, Semantics, Linguistic Variation Discourse Analysis in Language Studies

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This chapter gives an introduction to the subject area of rhetorical relations by reconsidering the fundamental question of how many and which rhetorical relations exist and by what kinds of criteria they are defined. It then presents a case study on the distinction between subordinating and coordinating rhetorical relations, discusses the linguistic motivation for this, and attempts a novel definition of the notion of discourse‐structural subordination.

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