System. Three Parts Comprise the Maiority of the Document. Part 1 Discusses Discourse Structure; Part 2 Deals with Paragraphstructure
MINOWINOraMOWleal mminwcam If t, DOCUMINT RS6111111 ED 030 883 48 AL 002 031 By- Longacre, Robert E. Discourse, Paragraph and Sentence Structure on Selected PhilippineLanguages. Final Report. Volume I, Doscourse and P' aragraph Structure. Sweater Inst. of Linguistics, Santa Ana, Calif. Spons Agency-Office of Education (DHEW), Washington. D.C. Inst. ofInternational Studies. Bureau No- BR -6-2838 Pub Date Dec 68 Contract-DEC -0-8-062838-0391 Note-254p, Available from-The Summer Institute of Linguistics, P.O. Box 1960, Santa Ana, Calif. 92702. EDRS Price MF-51.00 HC-512.80 Descriptors-Connected Discourse. *Discourse Analysis, Linguistic Pattern:, eMalayo PolynesianLanguages. *Paragraphs. Sentence Structure. Structural Analysis,Tagmemic Analysis Identifiers-«Pholoppines Twenty-five Philippine languages and dialectswere studied to determine the manner in which words, clauses, sounds, and sentences group together to makeup units larger than the sentence. Data obtained were analyzed according to tagmemic theory. The introduction to this volume (see also AL 002 032 and AL 002 033)gives a brief orientation to the concepts and terminology oftagmemics. Four points are emphasized: (1) trimodal structuring, (2) pattern and function, (3) hierarchy, and(4) system. Three parts comprise the maiority of the document. Part 1 discusses discourse structure; Part 2 deals with paragraphstructure. The third part presents the grammar and lexicon in Dibabawon proceduralnarrative discourse. Illustrative data are given mostly in the form ofsummary and sampling in English translation. (DO) t-ifie ec c62_. P4,ye At 4....al3fleaLy OF/ps FINAL REPORT Contract No. 0-8-062838-0391 DISCOURSE, PARAGRAPH, and SENTENCE STRUCTURE in SELECTED PHILIPPINE LANGUAGES VOLUME I DISCOURSE and PARAGRAPH STRUCTURE U.S.
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