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text as connected discourse Ms. Camil Reyes  Lesson Objectives 01 02 03 Define connected recognize a written describe why a specific discourse text as connected written text is a good discourse; and exa...

text as connected discourse Ms. Camil Reyes  Lesson Objectives 01 02 03 Define connected recognize a written describe why a specific discourse text as connected written text is a good discourse; and example of connected discourse. Which is more important? Reading or Writing? What is Text? As defined by Merriam Webster, a text is the original words and form of a written or printed work. It is generally considered as a written material especially longer pieces of writing as in a book, a letter, or a newspaper. It is made up of sentences and ideas that convey a point or one central idea.  Let's Share Qwertyuiopasdfg Entrance this hjklzxcvbnm way What is Discourse? a discourse came from the Latin word “discursus” which denotes conversation, argument, and speech. It is a formal and orderly and usually extended expression of thought on a subject and is generally regarded as spoken. Discourse refers to how a language conveys meanings, propel actions, and provoke a specific response.  Narrative Discourse The 73rd Miss Universe pageant took place in Mexico City on November 16, 2024, showcasing 130 contestants from around the world. Victoria Kjær Theilvig of Denmark was crowned Miss Universe 2024, impressing both judges and the audience with her poise and eloquence. Chidimma Adetshina of Nigeria secured the first runner-up position, followed by María Fernanda Beltrán of Mexico. The competition introduced a stunning new crown named “Lumière de l’Infini,” adorned with diamonds and golden South Sea pearls, symbolizing elegance and innovation. The event celebrated cultural diversity, with highlights like the “Gala de las Catrinas” and excursions exploring Mexico’s rich heritage. Complete the sentence. When we say a text is a connected discourse, it means that... Jorgensen and Phillips (2002) put forth the qualities of a text as: Cohesion vs. Coherence Is it possible that your writing is coherent but not cohesive? or cohesive but not coherent?  1. Cohesion The parts of a text are connected Focused on the grammatical aspect of writing  1. Cohesion Anaphoric Relation refers to an interpretation of text from some previously expressed identity. CHELSEA arrived in Mexico and everbody adored HER.  1. Cohesion Cataphoric Relation It means referring forward. It refers to the identity of what is being expressed and what is to be expressed SHE dazzled the world with her elegance and wit - CHELSEA MANALO, the winner of Miss Universe Philippines 2024. IT must be difficult for Chelsea, competing in Mexico away from her family 2. Coherence The overall text has meaning Quality of being logical, consistent, and able to be understood 2. Coherence Miss Universe 2024 was held in Mexico City with contestants from 130 countries. Victoria Kjær Theilvig of Denmark won the title for her grace and intelligence. The new crown, “Lumière de l’Infini,” was a major highlight. The sun rises in the east every morning. The event celebrated beauty, culture, and empowerment.  3. Intentionality The writer’s attitude and purpose can be discerned. It answers the question: “What is the purpose of the writer in writing the text?”Intentionality is achieved when a text has a purpose. “Buy now and save 50%! This limited-time offer on our eco-friendly products helps you save money while protecting the planet.”  4. acceptability The text is recognized. The text should be accepted by a number of people especially that of the academic community. It concerns the reader’s attitude whether the text constitutes useful or relevant details or information worth accepting.  “Miss Universe 2024 was just another beauty contest, so who cares? Victoria Kjær Theilvig from Denmark won, but honestly, does it even matter? These pageants are all the same and don’t really change anything in the world.” “The event highlighted the theme of empowerment and cultural diversity, with participants sharing their personal journeys and advocating for social change. The competition was not only a celebration of beauty but also a platform for discussing global issues, such as sustainability and women’s rights.”  5. Informativity There is a quantity of new or expected information. A text is written to provide new information or perspective not a duplication of an already- known concept. A writer has to ensure that the text has no common knowledge at all. A lot of countries participated in the Miss Universe 2024, and this event get a lot of attention. “A lot of countries take part in Miss Universe, and the event gets a lot of attention, especially in 2024 when Victoria Kjær Theilvig from Denmark won the title. She gained recognition not only for her beauty but also for her advocacy on environmental sustainability and women’s empowerment, two key issues she highlighted throughout the competition. The pageant, which saw a new crown design introduced for the first time in years, continues to evolve as a platform for global dialogue on important social issues.” 6. Situationality The text’s topic is situationally and culturally appropriate. The content of the text should be sensitive and not offensive to any race, sex, religion, etc. It should always conform to the situation. Jokoy : My mom cures us like we were still in the Philippines. She never took us to the doctor. You have to die to go to the hospital. 7. Intertextuality The text can be linked to preceding discourse. It refers to the way you understand the succeeding discourse because of the way you interpret the preceding one. It is the idea that a text exists because of another text or an even Resources Page