Andere Kunden interessierten sich auch für
![A Baudrillardian Dystopia in John Cheever's Selected Short Stories]( "A Baudrillardian Dystopia in John Cheever's Selected Short Stories")
A Baudrillardian Dystopia in John Cheever's Selected Short Stories41,99 €![Reading Lamentation through Swinburne's The Garden of Proserpine]( "Reading Lamentation through Swinburne's The Garden of Proserpine")
Reading Lamentation through Swinburne's The Garden of Proserpine33,99 €![Use of Facebook by the DELL Students & Its Impact on their CGPA]( "Use of Facebook by the DELL Students & Its Impact on their CGPA")
Use of Facebook by the DELL Students & Its Impact on their CGPA26,99 €![The Voice for the Dispossessed]( "The Voice for the Dispossessed")
The Voice for the Dispossessed26,99 €![Short Stories of Ruskin Bond in Translation Perspectives]( "Short Stories of Ruskin Bond in Translation Perspectives")
Short Stories of Ruskin Bond in Translation Perspectives43,99 €![OZO'EME'LA' - A Warning]( "OZO'EME'LA' - A Warning")
OZO'EME'LA' - A Warning26,99 €![Gender Environment in the Novels]( "Gender Environment in the Novels")
Gender Environment in the Novels "The Grass is Singing" and "Things We Left Unsaid"33,99 €
In any text, every sentence, except the first, exhibits some form of cohesion with a preceding sentence, usually with the one immediately preceding. The concept of cohesion as stated by Halliday and Hasan (1976:2) is a semantic one, it refers to relations of meaning that exist within the text and that define it as a text. It occurs where the interpretation of some element in the discourse is dependent on that of another, the one presupposes the other when this happens a relation of cohesion is set up. This semantic relation between an element in the text and some other elements that is crucial to the interpretation of it is achieved by using both grammatical and lexical devices.