Korean Nominal Group With 2 Epithets

"The Reaction Object Construction (ROC)"

 

The lexical choice of verb adds a behavioural manner to the verbal Process.

Solar Electron Neutrinos

Serbian Nominal Groups

Extending Paratactic Adverbial Group Complex As Attribute

Decoding Revolution

Self-Consciousness Without Higher-Order Consciousness

Primary Consciousness Without Self-Consciousness

A Nominal Group With Two Epithets

Halliday & Matthiessen (2014: 388, 389):

Saussurean Sign As Expression-Content Metaphor

Mental Clause With Depictive Attribute?

Attributive Clause With Depictive Attribute?

Identifying Clause With Depictive Attribute?

Being Macbeth drunk:

Doing Macbeth drunk:

Existential Clause With Depictive Attribute

Verbal Clause With Depictive Attribute

Subject As Unmarked Theme And Unmarked New

// 13  ៱ she had a / delicate / taste had / Irma //

Existent As Marked Theme

Same Wording, Different Transitivity

Behavioural Clauses With Depictive Attributes

Material Clause With 2 Range Participants

As Naked And Blatant As A Pig In A Cathedral

Phonological Rule As Attributive Clause

Do Insects Have "Minds"?

Attributes Of Higher-Order Consciousness

Decoding The Content Plane Of Language By Reference To The Content Of Consciousness

Verbal vs Mental Texts

Negative Polarity: Finite vs Adjunct; Mood vs Residue

 Halliday & Matthiessen (2014: 145):

you may not leave before the end (‘are not allowed to’): not is part of Finite

you may not stay right to the end (‘are allowed not to’): not is part of Residue

Halliday & Matthiessen (2014: 177):

Halliday & Matthiessen (2014: 176n):

The principle is rather complex, but it works as follows: if the agnate finite clause is negative (as shown by the tag; e.g. she was never given a proper chance, was she?) then the negative Adjunct functions as Mood element. If the agnate finite clause is positive (e.g. she could not have known about it, couldn’t she?) then the negative Adjunct forms part of the Residue.

Uncovering Congruent Agency By Undoing Ellipsis And Unpacking Metaphor

A.

 (1) Reinstating the elided Agent:

(2) Unpacking the metaphorical Agent:

B.

Here, despite the fact that adults are killing children in a refugee camp, no agency whatsoever is construed.

Halliday (2003 [1993]: 215):

… it is precisely in the "reporting" of pronouncements and speeches on the one hand, and of massacres, terrorist acts and nuclear disasters on the other, that linguistic analysis most clearly reveals the opposing ideologies that are being promoted in different organs. Construing events as news is a highly political act.

Thing Realised By Paratactically Elaborated Word Complex

'Exist' As Material Process?

'Sing Out' As Attributive Process?

Complement As Theme, Subject As Rheme

Music As Inducer Of Mental Processes

Decoding Music By Reference To Mental Processes

Hypotactic Elaborating Nominal Group Complexes

Dissociation Of Subject And Theme

'Came' As Identifying Process

The lexical choice of came stylistically adds the features of 'motion' and 'direction' to the relational Process.

Language, Material Environment And Cultural Context

Dissociation Of Subject And Theme