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Demonstrative Reference

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Personal Reference

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Texture

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Anaphoric Reference As Cohesive

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Textual Cohesion As An Aspect Of Text As Process

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Cohesive Ties

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The Relationship Of Lexical Cohesion

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The Relationship Of Conjunction

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The Relationship Of Ellipsis And Substitution

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The Relationship Of Reference

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Lexical Cohesion

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Conjunction

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Ellipsis And Substitution

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Reference

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Four Means Of Creating Cohesion

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Cohesion: Non-Structural Lexicogrammatical Resources Of The Textual Metafunction

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The Inbuilt Limitations Of Structural Relationships Between Clauses

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Textual Relationships Not Dependent On Grammatical Structure

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Theme And Information

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Tone Sequences In Writing

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Stratal Tension Between Tone Sequences And Clause Relations

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Tone Sequences And Clause Relations

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Tone Concord

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Tone Expressing Logical Relations Between Information Units

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Minor Clauses: Tone

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Imperative Clauses: Tone And Key

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Interrogative Clauses: Tone And Key

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Declarative Clauses: Tone And Key

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The Structure Of The Tone Group

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Tone Analysis Example

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Compound Tones

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Relative Tone Frequencies

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Tones 4 & 5

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Tone 3

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Tones 1 & 2

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Tone And Key

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Un/Marked Information Focus And Un/Predicated Theme

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Importantly, this last instance exemplifies Identified/New, instead of the typical Identifier/New.

Example Of The Interplay Of Information And Thematic Structure

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