Projection language research

Author: Zeng Lei
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Publish Date: 2006-10-01
Features: This book attempts to explore the phenomenon of "projection" from multiple levels and perspectives within the framework of functional linguistics. It discusses the conceptual function, interpersonal function, discourse function, grammatical metaphor, and the role of "projection" in discourse analysis. The aim is to systematically reveal the comprehensiveness of this linguistic phenomenon, further deepening, enriching, and supplementing the "projection" theory of functional linguistics. It is suitable for undergraduate and graduate students of English majors, as well as all researchers interested in the "projection" linguistic phenomenon.
"Projection" (projection) language refers to the language used to report or convey others' or one's own discourse and thoughts. Based on the perspective of functional linguistics, this book conducts a radiating exploration of the "projection" phenomenon in the English language from multiple angles and levels. It discusses the conceptual function, interpersonal function, discourse function, grammatical metaphor, and the role of "projection" in discourse analysis. Through analysis and research, the author further reveals the full picture of the "projection" linguistic phenomenon on the basis of previous studies, supplements the definition of the connotation and denotation of the "projection" concept, and expands the analytical framework of the "projection" linguistic phenomenon. This book is suitable for undergraduate and graduate students of English majors, as well as all researchers interested in the "projection" linguistic phenomenon.