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Submitted November 14, 2023
Published 2023-11-21

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Vol. 2 No. 2 (2023): Synergía

DISCOURSE ANALYSIS OF A QUALITATIVE TYPOLOGY FROM A SCIENTIFIC JOURNAL ARTICLE


DOI https://doi.org/10.48204/synergia.v2n2.4455

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DOI: 10.48204/synergia.v2n2.4455

Published: 2023-11-21

How to Cite

Trujillo Delgado , Y. A. (2023). DISCOURSE ANALYSIS OF A QUALITATIVE TYPOLOGY FROM A SCIENTIFIC JOURNAL ARTICLE. Synergía, 2(2), 88–98. https://doi.org/10.48204/synergia.v2n2.4455

Abstract

Whenever a text-reader interaction takes place, textual analysis shows links on different language fields in its systemic nature and the relationship between the semantic, the syntax and the discursive pragmatic as a mean of knowledge and sociocultural interaction.

 

The general objective of this research is to present qualitative aspects about the discourse linguistic analysis from a scientific typology.

 

A specific objective arises from it: to make the discourse linguistic analysis from a scientific journal, named “Genotipification of Rotavirus in children under 5 years old in the south region of Ecuador”.

 

The study design of this analysis was based on the discursive-functional method, reflected in the following linguistic variables: grammatical explanations, lexicon, morphology, and scientific syntax, cognitive and social, explanations, which were applied to the study of this scientific article, showing a significant relation among them.

 

As a result, from this investigation, we have a linguistic analysis by levels: lexical level: a technical vocabulary with unknown voices by the context and by the procedures of word families. Morphological level: predominance of the noun, a moderate use of the adjective, third person conjugation in most of the verbs, use the se pronoun. Syntactic level: structure it is written in third person, affirmative declarative sentence predominance, reference function predominance, linguistic functions of the scientific discourse found: autonomous and independent functions.

 

In conclusion, the presented hypothesis has been confirmed, since when analyzing the discourse in the scientific journal article from a textual typology, the study was primarily based on the lexical and its linguistic characteristics which involved all the language level.

 

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