Modelling Paralanguage Using Systemic Functional Semiotics - Theory and Application

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Ngo, Thu Thi Bich, Hood, Susan, Martin, J, Painter, Claire, Smith, Bradley and Zappavigna, Michele. (2022). Modelling Paralanguage Using Systemic Functional Semiotics - Theory and Application Bloomsbury Academic.

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Authors	Ngo, Thu Thi Bich, Hood, Susan, Martin, J, Painter, Claire, Smith, Bradley and Zappavigna, Michele
Abstract	Winner of the ASFLA (Australian Systemic Functional Linguistics Association) M. A. K. Halliday Prize 2023This book is the first comprehensive account of'body language'as'paralanguage'informed by Systemic Functional Semiotics (SFS). It brings together the collaborative work of internationally renowned academics and emerging scholars to offer a fresh linguistic perspective on gesture, body orientation, body movement, facial expression and voice quality resources that support all spoken language. The authors create a framework for distinguishing non-semiotic behaviour from paralanguage, and provide a comprehensive modelling of paralanguage in each of the three metafunctions of meaning (ideational, interpersonal and textual). Illustrations of the application of this new model for multimodal discourse analysis draw on a range of contexts, from social media vlogs, to animated children's narratives, to face-to-face teaching. Modelling Paralanguage Using Systemic Functional Semiotics offers an innovative way for dealing with culture-specific and context specific paralanguage.
Keywords	Paralinguistics; Systemic grammar; Functionalism (Linguistics); Body language
ISBN	9781350074903
Open access	Published as non-open access
Research or scholarly	Research
Page range	1-266
Publisher's version	License All rights reserved File Access Level Controlled
Output status	Published
Deposited	05 Feb 2024
Additional information	Frontmatter in full-text only.
Year	01 Jan 2022
Publisher	Bloomsbury Academic
Place of publication	United Kingdom

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