2012Journal of Anhui University of TechnologyRequires access

Reflection of Register and Meta-Function in Discourse

Lili Zhan

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This article takes the discourse of public speech in economy as examples,analyzes the distribution of conceptual function,interpersonal function,and discourse function,and reveals the relation of discourse,register and meta-function from the perspectives of transitivity system,modality system,theme and information system.

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This article takes the discourse of public speech in economy as examples,analyzes the distribution of conceptual function,interpersonal function,and discourse function,and reveals the relation of discourse,register and meta-function from the perspectives of transitivity system,modality system,theme and information system.

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This article takes the discourse of public speech in economy as examples,analyzes the distribution of conceptual function,interpersonal function,and discourse function,and reveals the relation of discourse,register and meta-function from the perspectives of transitivity system,modality system,theme and information system.

Key concepts: Transitive relation, Function (biology), Register (sociolinguistics), Reflection (computer programming), Interpersonal communication, Relation (database), Linguistics, Modality (human–computer interaction)

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