Word-Formation Means Textual Cohesion and Coherence
<p>The article looks at word-formation means of textual cohesion and coherence. The analysis shows that the repetition of a suffix, prefix, confix or a base in adjacent or distant sentences in small textual segments can ensure the latter's cohesion. The 'source word - derivative'...
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Vasyl Stefanyk Precarpathian National University,
2019-05-01T00:00:00Z.
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| Summary: | <p>The article looks at word-formation means of textual cohesion and coherence. The analysis shows that the repetition of a suffix, prefix, confix or a base in adjacent or distant sentences in small textual segments can ensure the latter's cohesion. The 'source word - derivative' pair has a considerable cohesive potential. It is especially typical of syntactic derivation. The nominalization of the verb - the predicate of the base sentence, its communicative nucleus - and its use in the next sentence, adjacent or distant one, indicates the theme and ensures the communicative prospects of a sentence within the context of the developing and unfolding text. Textual cohesion is provided by 'source word - derivative' word-formation pairs beyond syntactic derivation - when we deal with mutation and modification. The components of complex word-formation units - word-formation paradigms, word-formation families - can be used as cohesive devices because they share the same root morpheme, which is the bearer of general semantic meaning inherent in all members of a paradigmatic grouping.</p> |
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| Item Description: | 2311-0155 2413-2349 10.15330/jpnu.6.2.71-78 |