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Date Posted: 17:31:53 08/26/07 Sun
Author: Kátia
Subject: Re: TEXT 2 - Discourse
In reply to: Adriana 's message, "Re: TEXT 2 - Discourse" on 11:11:30 08/26/07 Sun

Is grammatical cohesion one way of looking at grammar in a contextualized point of view?
Yes, it is. But there is a difference between dealing with the linguistic context, or co-text, as we do when we study cohesive devices, and dealing with the situational context. For the latter, we have to take into account who is speaking/writing to whom under which circumstances and with what purpose.

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