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Students can define the notion of text and identify its features, possess knowledge and understanding of basic concepts of the analysis of written texts, their structure and function; can apply (text-)linguistic concepts to analyze texts from different social domains of life under grammatical, semantic and functional aspects,  explore a topic from the field of text linguistics in greater depth in the term paper.

This course provides a theoretical and practical introduction to the field of text linguistics. The course will introduce basic linguistic concepts of text analysis and the application of (text-)linguistic concepts in the analysis of written texts. The students are made familiar with some new areas of text linguistic research (Quaestio-Ansatz). In this course students will be actively and practically engaged in the linguistic analysis of texts from different domains of everyday life. Oral presentations and the term paper will enable the student to explore a text linguistic topic of his/her choice in greater depth. 

preparatory reading and discussion, exercises, student presentation, work assignments

in oral and written form: active participation in class, oral presentations, term paper

Adamzik, Kirsten (2004): Textlinguistik. Eine einführende Darstellung.Berlin-N.Y.

Janich, Nina (Hg.): Textlinguistik. 15 Einführungen. Tübingen

Further literature will be announced

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