Cognitive Approaches to Specialist Languages

Chapter Two 32 as voice-shifting (active vs. passive) and nominalizations, which are prominent features of the corpus under inve ...

Discourse of Drug Information for Experts and Patients 33 associations that are part of the language user’s experience. Both the ...

Chapter Two 34 basically unfamiliar to patients, would not be presented based on a patient's cognitive model, patients presumabl ...

Discourse of Drug Information for Experts and Patients 35 concept’s meaning. In specialized discourse, therefore, the term sepsi ...

Chapter Two 36 should be given to the patient) imply that there is an implicit (volitional) agent (namely a medical doctor) admi ...

Discourse of Drug Information for Experts and Patients 37 day. Do not take a double dose to make up for forgotten individual dos ...

Chapter Two 38 polyocluar theory (Fage-Butler 2013b). Yet, the ways in which perspective may be expressed by construals in PILs ...

Discourse of Drug Information for Experts and Patients 39 converted from the domain of TIME to the domain of SPACE by means of t ...

Chapter Two 40 conceptualizations of the real world objects described, but only specific ones are selected as Figure/Ground in t ...

Discourse of Drug Information for Experts and Patients 41 more accentuated in the expert version (example17) by the verbs to per ...

Chapter Two 42 (19) Your doctor will normally advise you to stop taking Telmisartan Teva Pharma before you become pregnant or as ...

Discourse of Drug Information for Experts and Patients 43 (21) Some people [Agent+] feel dizzy. (22) If you [Agent+] get any sid ...

Chapter Two 44 Temporal profiling As detailed in Verhagen (2007, 50) grammatical constructions impose a particular kind of profi ...

Discourse of Drug Information for Experts and Patients 45 Causative constructions The corpus also contains construals of causal ...

Chapter Two 46 where the imperative as a grammatical mood relates the situation mentioned in the clause to the conceptualization ...

Discourse of Drug Information for Experts and Patients 47 (43) Rare side effects: [...] flu-like illness (44) Telmisartan Teva P ...

Chapter Two 48 as implicit volitional Agent (who is supposed to take the drug except in the mentioned circumstances) is only sec ...

Discourse of Drug Information for Experts and Patients 49 documents, albeit used in a different way. The fact that the linguisti ...

Chapter Two 50 Clerehan, R., R. Buchbinder, and J. Moodie. 2005. “A linguistic framework for assessing the quality of written pa ...

Discourse of Drug Information for Experts and Patients 51 Fage- Butler, A. 2013a. “Improving patient information leaflets: Devel ...