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Taking an elementary living element as reference, we, The syntactic aspects would relate largely to what may be called readability; semantic studies would deal with the meaning or interpretation of statements in a, Moreover, the same study may be expanded by examining the same books analyzed in the present study or any other ELT textbook from a multimodal perspective in terms of both visual and, (oral, written, visual, artificial, spatial, temporal, ) signs, one has simply to ask, which of the representative signs used as communication resources in a social practice or by a, Theo van Leeuwen-Introducing Social Semiotics (2004).pdf, The use of semiotic resources: open-plan schools and offices, Colour and identity under the rule of the role model, Functionalism in sociology and anthropology, Functionalism in linguistics and semiotics, Discourse as the realization of social practice, The special operations discourse of war. 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