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Discurso: precisión y verificación
 

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Afirmaciones sobre la precisión y el discurso.

by Veronica Romero
1

La verificabilidad implica contrastar lo que se afirma con hechos y evidencias.

2

La continuidad del discurso usa conectores para enlazar ideas.

3

El discurso escrito es espontáneo y no planificado, a diferencia del oral.

4

Entre los estudiosos del discurso no figura Teun A. van Dijk.

5

La precisión del discurso busca palabras exactas y claras.

6

Los estudiosos del discurso incluyen a Teun A. van Dijk, Norman Fairclough, Michel Foucault, Elvira Narvaja de Arnoux y Jan Renkema.

7

El análisis del discurso solo se preocupa por las palabras y no por el contexto social.

8

La verificación no necesita citar fuentes fiables ni datos empíricos.

9

El discurso oral permite que el receptor lea a su propio ritmo.

10

Es efímero y no permanece en el tiempo.

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