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    This 3-unit course introduces students to the analysis of spoken and written discourse through theoretical foundations and analytical tools. Over 7 weeks, students will learn about discourse pragmatics, conversation analysis, the relationship between discourse and society, and critical discourse analysis. They will also be introduced to stylistics and conduct stylistic analyses of literary texts. Assessment includes modules, a midterm, final exam, and attendance. The course aims to equip students with the ability to discuss differences between spoken and written discourse genres, apply discourse analysis approaches, and identify linguistic features that enhance message effectiveness.

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    Stylistics and Discourse Analysis

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    This 3-unit course introduces students to the analysis of spoken and written discourse through theoretical foundations and analytical tools. Over 7 weeks, students will learn about discourse pragmatics, conversation analysis, the relationship between discourse and society, and critical discourse analysis. They will also be introduced to stylistics and conduct stylistic analyses of literary texts. Assessment includes modules, a midterm, final exam, and attendance. The course aims to equip students with the ability to discuss differences between spoken and written discourse genres, apply discourse analysis approaches, and identify linguistic features that enhance message effectiveness.

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    This 3-unit course introduces students to the analysis of spoken and written discourse through theoretical foundations and analytical tools. Over 7 weeks, students will learn about discourse pragmatics, conversation analysis, the relationship between discourse and society, and critical discourse analysis. They will also be introduced to stylistics and conduct stylistic analyses of literary texts. Assessment includes modules, a midterm, final exam, and attendance. The course aims to equip students with the ability to discuss differences between spoken and written discourse genres, apply discourse analysis approaches, and identify linguistic features that enhance message effectiveness.

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    Stylistics and Discourse Analysis

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    Sarah May Nacion Moresco
    This 3-unit course introduces students to the analysis of spoken and written discourse through theoretical foundations and analytical tools. Over 7 weeks, students will learn about discourse pragmatics, conversation analysis, the relationship between discourse and society, and critical discourse analysis. They will also be introduced to stylistics and conduct stylistic analyses of literary texts. Assessment includes modules, a midterm, final exam, and attendance. The course aims to equip students with the ability to discuss differences between spoken and written discourse genres, apply discourse analysis approaches, and identify linguistic features that enhance message effectiveness.

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    Course Title Stylistics and Discourse Analysis

    No. of Units 3
    Contact Hours/Week 3 hours/week
    Block BSED-English 3A and 3B
    Duration A.Y. 2021-2022 (2nd Semester)
    Instructor

    Rationale and Course Description


    Stylistics and Discourse Analysis introduces students to the analysis of naturally
    connected discourse, spoken and written by providing them with some theoretical basis
    (i.e. exposing students to the analysis of the communicative functions of language), and
    more importantly providing students with tools to analyze a wide variety of discourse
    types.
    Learning Outcomes
    In this course, the students should be able to:
    a. discuss the characterizing spoken discourse versus those characterizing written
    discourse
    b. demonstrates knowledge that the differences in the first learning outcome above
    depend largely on genres of texts
    c. explain the basic concepts and main approaches to discourse analysis
    d. apply the different approaches on short utterances
    e. analyze authentic discourses (longer stretches of language)
    f. define the notion of stylistics
    g. identify the differences between discourse analysis and stylistics analysis
    h. produce simple stylistic analyses of short literary texts concentrating on some
    linguistic features of the texts sowing how they enhance the effectiveness of the
    message
    Course Outline
    Course Content/Subject Matter
    Week 1 Introduction
    a. What is Discourse Analysis?
    b. Differences between Spoken and Written Discourse
    Week 2 Discourse and Pragmatics
    Speech Acts and Discourse
    The Cooperative Principle and Discourse
    Politeness, Face, and Discourse
    Week 3 Conversational Analysis
    Week 4 Discourse and Society
    Speech Community
    Discourse and Language Choice
    Discourse and Gender
    Discourse and Ideology
    Week 5 Critical Discourse Analysis
    Principles of Critical Discourse Analysis
    Doing Critical Discourse Analysis
    Critical Discourse Analysis and Framing
    Critical Discourse Analysis and Modality
    Critical Discourse Analysis and Identity
    Week 6 Introduction to the Basic Concepts of Stylistics
    Week 7 Presenting samples of Stylistics Analysis on various literary texts

    Course Requirements
    1. Modules (accomplished activities, worksheets, etc.)
    2. Midterm and Final Examinations
    3. Attendance
    System of Computing Grades

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