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What Makes a Text a Text? A Survey of the Criteria for Text Functionality

Name: What Makes a Text a Text? A Survey of the Criteria for Text Functionality
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Author: Karin Sterz
ISBN: 978-3-668-95224-9

Term Paper, 2018

19 Pages, Grade: 1,7

Karin Sterz (Author)

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1 Introduction and Content

2 General Definitions
2.1 Text
2.2 Textuality

3 Key Criteria for Textuality
3.1 Cohesion
3.2 Coherence
3.3 Intentionality
3.4 Acceptability
3.5 Informativity
3.6 Situationality
3.7 Intertextuality

4 Conclusion

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Title: What Makes a Text a Text? A Survey of the Criteria for Text Functionality
College: AKAD University of Applied Sciences Stuttgart
Course: Text analysis an text production
Grade: 1,7
Author: Karin Sterz (Author)
Year: 2018
Pages: 19
Catalog Number: V470707
ISBN (eBook): 9783668952232
ISBN (Book): 9783668952249
Language: English
Notes: Feedback Sheet: Karin Sterz Structure Good clear structure. 15/ 15 Content The analysis is extensive, showing that the author has engaged deeply with the material. Could have used a clearer thesis statement. 15 /13 Style/Language English grammar and vocabulary need some work. Punctuation is mixed between German and English. 15 /11 Referencing Consistent method of referencing. 15/ 15 Total The text would have benefited from a careful final round of editing. 60/ 54
Keywords: Criteria for textuality, De Beaugrande, Dressler, Cohesion, Coherence

Quote paper: Karin Sterz (Author), 2018, What Makes a Text a Text? A Survey of the Criteria for Text Functionality, Munich, GRIN Verlag, https://www.grin.com/document/470707

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