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What constraints and obligations does social settings impose on speakers and listeners / writers and readers?

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What is the communicative purpose of a text (this may involve explicit and implicit factors)?

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The roles required from writers and readers in a communication _________.

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Where would you categorize shared cultural values required from listeners and speakers in an effective communication?

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What knowledge of other texts may be required of speakers and listeners / writers and readers in a communication?

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How is the relationship between the writer and reader constructed? How is the power relationship between writer and reader signaled? How does the writer signal evaluations (approval / disapproval, acceptance / rejection, certainty / uncertainty etc.)

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How is the text organised at a micro level (Theme / Rheme) and as a series of larger units of meaning (e.g. discourse moves such as SPRE, Reason > Result, General > Particular, Time sequence)?

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