THE STUDY OF DISCOURSE AND DISCOURSE ANALYSIS IN LINGUISTCS

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Published: Jun 17, 2021
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discourse, discourse analysis, concept, approaches, disciplines, speech, text, linguistics, communication

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Turdiyeva Yulduz Tuxtamuradovna

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This very article aims to discuss the study of discourse and discourse analysis in linguistics as well as some other related fields. Indeed, this very term has been a controversial discussion among many linguistics due to its abstractness. Therefore, several definitions have been provided prior to its emergence and usage in linguistics. In fact, the oppositions “discourse-text” and “discourse-speech” are of great significance in order to illustrate the essence of discourse itself. Based on the various perceptions of the scholars, the author also indicates her own views on these terms accordingly. All in all, in our view more in-depth study of discourse and discourse analysis is still needed for further research.

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2021: TSUL INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE ON TEACHING FOREIGN LANGUAGES (TSUL ICON - FLT)
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