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FUNCTIONAL GRAMMAR: THEORY AND PRACTICE

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Tolcsvai-Nagy G.
Magyar Nyelvor (Hungarian Language Guardian)
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2005
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vol. 129
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issue 3
348-362
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The article is a Forschungsbericht, an overview of functional linguistics. The reader's attention is directed towards two highly elaborated and widely known schools of functional linguistics. One is the systemic-functional grammar of M. A. K. Halliday, the other one is the functional-typological grammar of Talmy Givon. The paper concentrates on the basic ideas and methods, and also on the structuring of grammar, for a better understanding of these linguistic theories and descriptive methodologies in Hungarian linguistics.
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Normativity as a value criterion in language care and linguistic counselling

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Heltaine-Nagy E.
Magyar Nyelvor (Hungarian Language Guardian)
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2008
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vol. 132
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issue 3
265-278
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This paper deals with various theoretical and practical issues from a language educator's and researcher's point of view centred on normativity as a value criterion. The philosophical background is provided by functional and cognitive approaches to language that interpret language use as a body of knowledge and practice handed down from generation to generation in a linguistic community. Relying on such approaches, the authoress discusses the phenomena of normativity and norm changes, as well as standard language norms as a basis of, and a system of conventions for, usual linguistic behaviour still functioning as a pattern of guiding principles. It is against the backdrop of that system of norms that she presents current changes and neologisms at a lexical-semantic level as they occur in the practice of linguistic counselling.
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