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    This document provides an overview of methodologies in discourse analysis, communication studies, linguistics, and cultural comparisons between America and Britain. It covers topics such as theories of discourse, text analysis, the development of English phonology and morphology, an historical overview of literature and institutions in both the USA and Great Britain, and comparisons of English dialects, media, and sociocultural aspects between the two countries.

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    This document provides an overview of methodologies in discourse analysis, communication studies, linguistics, and cultural comparisons between America and Britain. It covers topics such as theories of discourse, text analysis, the development of English phonology and morphology, an historical overview of literature and institutions in both the USA and Great Britain, and comparisons of English dialects, media, and sociocultural aspects between the two countries.

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    METHODOLOGY DISCOURSE ANALYSIS AMERICA

    1: didactic evolution 29: Discourse analysis 46: The USA creation: The Sacrlet Letter &
    2: General Theories 30: Direct & Indirect Speech The Red Badge of Courage
    12: Concept of grammar 31: Text & Context 52: From A. Lincoln to F. D. Roosevelt
    COMMUNICATION 32: Narrative Text 53: The novel, Tale & Poetry: H. Melville;
    3: Communicative process 33: Descriptive Text E. A. Poe & W. Whitman
    4: Communicative competence 34: ArgumentativeText 54: The humorism & Cosmpolitanism: M.
    5: Oral communication 35: Explanatory Text Twain & H. James
    6: Written communication. 36: Dialogic Tex 55: The Lost Generation
    28: Macrofunctions 37: Literary Language 59: The USA from 1945
    40: Communicative Strategies 38: Scientific English 60: The NorthAmerican Black novel
    PHONETICS 39: Text Analysis
    CULTURE
    7: English Phonologic system I GREAT BRITAIN 63: The British Institutions
    8: English Phonologic system II 41: The Romanisation
    9: English Phonologic system III 42:The Norman conquest 64: The American Institutions
    43: Medieval Literature 65: The Educative system
    MORPHOSYNTAXIS 44: Shakespeare 66: American & British English
    10: Lexicon
    45: 18th C Britain
    11: The word
    47: Industrial Revolution: C. Dickens
    67: The Newspaper
    12: The Grammar concept
    13: Quantity 48: The British Romanticism 68: The radio and Television
    14: Quality
    15: Modality 49: Colonial Empire: J. Conrad & R. Kipling 69: Society & Culture
    16: Possession 50: The Victorian novel
    17: Location: Place
    18: Location: Space
    51: O. Wilde & B. Shaw
    19: Time 56: Ireland & GB: S.O’Casey & J. Joyce
    20: Auxiliary & modal verbs
    21: Infinitive and gerund
    57: Interwar period
    22: Multi word verbs 58: The UK & Ireland from 1945
    23: The Sentence
    61: The cinema incidence
    24: Assertion, emphasis objection
    25: Cause, consequence and purpose 62: The Commonwealth: E. M. Forster, D. Lessing
    26: Doubt and condition
    27: Passive voice
    & N. Gordimer

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