THE NEED FOR A SIMPLIFIED APPROACH TO TEACHING LINGUISTICS
Abstract
The text provides a comprehensive exploration of text linguistics, emphasizing its role in language teaching and translation studies. Key challenges in teaching text linguistics are identified, including its complexity and resource demands. The text proposes solutions such as practical methodologies and the use of technology. Empirical research underscores the benefits of text analysis in translation education, particularly in addressing deficiencies in traditional methods. The discussion highlights the evolution of text linguistics, from sentence-level analysis to embracing corpus-based approaches and social-pragmatic considerations.
Keywords. Text linguistics, text analysis, translation studies, language teaching, corpus linguistics, pragmatics, semiotics, cohesion and coherence, translator training, pedagogy
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