Metadiscourse
http://dbpedia.org/resource/Metadiscourse
Ein Metadiskurs (griechisch μετά meta ‚nach‘, ‚danach‘ und lateinisch discursus ‚Umherlaufen‘) oder eine Metaerzählung ist ein Diskurs, der eine übergeordnete Funktion über andere Diskurse hat. Der Begriff wurde eingeführt, um die Moderne zu kritisieren, besonders von Jean-François Lyotard in seiner Schrift Das postmoderne Wissen.
rdf:langString
거대담론(巨大談論, 영어: metadiscourse, 독일어: Metadiskurs) 혹은 거대서사(프랑스어: grand narratives)는 상위범주에 속하거나 포괄적 기능을 가진 담론이다. 담론에 대한 자기지시적(재귀적)인 담론도 거대담론이 될 수가 있다. 주로 인문·사회·문화학 분야에서 사용되는 개념이다. 특히 장프랑수아 리오타르의 근대 비판과 관련해 생성되었다.
rdf:langString
元话语（英語：metadiscourse）是哲学中使用的一个术语，用来表示关于讨论的讨论，而不是关于某一特定主题的简单讨论。 元话语一词在写作中也用来描述对句子中的内容进行评论的单词或短语，通常作为一个介绍性状语从句，包括诸如“坦率地说”、“毕竟”、“另一方面”、“出乎意料”等短语。 大多数写作都需要元话语，但过多则会隐藏思想。科技、学术和其他非小说类作家应谨慎使用元话语。
rdf:langString
In philosophy of language, Metadiscourse is the discussion about a discussion, as opposed to a simple discussion about a given topic. Metadiscourse contained within a written work can be any phrase that is included within a clause or sentence that goes beyond the subject itself, often to examine the purpose of the sentence or a response from the author, usually as an introductory adverbial clause. Metadiscourse often includes phrases such as "frankly," "after all," "on the other hand," "to our surprise," and so on. Below are some examples of metadiscourse in writing, denoting:
rdf:langString
rdf:langString
Metadiskurs
rdf:langString
Metadiscourse
rdf:langString
거대담론
rdf:langString
元话语
xsd:integer
5311912
xsd:integer
1110662952
rdf:langString
Ein Metadiskurs (griechisch μετά meta ‚nach‘, ‚danach‘ und lateinisch discursus ‚Umherlaufen‘) oder eine Metaerzählung ist ein Diskurs, der eine übergeordnete Funktion über andere Diskurse hat. Der Begriff wurde eingeführt, um die Moderne zu kritisieren, besonders von Jean-François Lyotard in seiner Schrift Das postmoderne Wissen.
rdf:langString
In philosophy of language, Metadiscourse is the discussion about a discussion, as opposed to a simple discussion about a given topic. Metadiscourse contained within a written work can be any phrase that is included within a clause or sentence that goes beyond the subject itself, often to examine the purpose of the sentence or a response from the author, usually as an introductory adverbial clause. Metadiscourse often includes phrases such as "frankly," "after all," "on the other hand," "to our surprise," and so on. Below are some examples of metadiscourse in writing, denoting:
* the writer's intentions: "to sum up," "candidly," "I believe"
* the writer's confidence: "may," "perhaps," "certainly," "must"
* directions to the reader: "note that," "finally," "therefore," "however"
* the structure of the text: "first," "second," "finally," "therefore," "however"
rdf:langString
거대담론(巨大談論, 영어: metadiscourse, 독일어: Metadiskurs) 혹은 거대서사(프랑스어: grand narratives)는 상위범주에 속하거나 포괄적 기능을 가진 담론이다. 담론에 대한 자기지시적(재귀적)인 담론도 거대담론이 될 수가 있다. 주로 인문·사회·문화학 분야에서 사용되는 개념이다. 특히 장프랑수아 리오타르의 근대 비판과 관련해 생성되었다.
rdf:langString
元话语（英語：metadiscourse）是哲学中使用的一个术语，用来表示关于讨论的讨论，而不是关于某一特定主题的简单讨论。 元话语一词在写作中也用来描述对句子中的内容进行评论的单词或短语，通常作为一个介绍性状语从句，包括诸如“坦率地说”、“毕竟”、“另一方面”、“出乎意料”等短语。 大多数写作都需要元话语，但过多则会隐藏思想。科技、学术和其他非小说类作家应谨慎使用元话语。
xsd:nonNegativeInteger
1526