Post Titles For Chapter 4 — Conjunction & Continuity: The Logic Of English Text

The titles of the posts that evaluate chapter 4 provide a glimpse of some of its theoretical shortcomings.

1. Why The Argument For A Discourse Semantics Of Logical Relations Is Invalid
2. Underplaying The Scope Of Logical Relations
3. Conflating Systems Of The Logical And Textual Metafunctions
4. Misconstruing Different Systems As Divergent Classifications
5. Misrepresenting Different Manifestations Of Expansion As Indeterminacy
6. Misconstruing Extension As Enhancement
7. Misconstruing the Theoretical Status Of Expansion
8. Presenting Subtypes Of Expansion As The Principal Types
9. Misidentifying A Metafunction
10. Misinterpreting Internal And External Conjunctive Relations
11. Confusing Conjunctive Relations With Conjuncted Messages
12. Confusing Textual Relations With Construals Of Experience
13. Confusing The Logical And Textual Metafunctions And Misconstruing Elaboration As Enhancement
14. Misconstruing Internal And External Relations
15. Confusing The Logical And Experiential Metafunctions
16. Rebranding Grammar As Discourse Semantics
17. Seeing Metafunctions As Alternatives Rather Than Complementary
18. Confusing Ideational Cause And Interpersonal Modulation
19. Using 'Condition' To Unite 'Cause' And 'Manner' As 'Consequential'
20. Misconstruing Manner As Cause
21. Misconstruing Condition And Purpose As Cause–Effect
22. Misconstruing The Distinction Between Condition And Purpose
23. Misrepresenting Reason As Purpose
24. Misconstruing Negative Vs Positive Condition
25. Misconstruing Negative Vs Positive Purpose
26. Misconstruing Condition And Purpose
27. Confusing Condition With Probability
28. Misconstruing Reason And Result As Purpose
29. Misconstruing Manner As A Cause-Effect Relation
30. Misconstruing A Dependent Clause As A Postmodifier In An Adverbial Group
31. Misconstruing Concession As Manner
32. Misconstruing Adversative Extension As 'Concessive Purpose'
33. Misconstruing Positive Condition As Concessive
34. Confusing Enhancement (Manner: Comparison) With Extension (Adversative Addition)
35. Confusing Dissimilar (Enhancement) With Adversative (Extension)
36. The Argument For Comparison As A Major Logical Category
37. Misconstruing Adversative Addition (Extension) As Manner: Comparison (Enhancement)
38. Misconstruing Subtractive And Replacive Variation (Extension) As Subtypes Of Comparison (Enhancement)
39. Using Clause Simplexes To Theorise Conjunctive Relations
40. Confusing Negative Addition With Negative Polarity
41. Confusing Internal With Cohesive, Similar With Elaboration, Different With Adversative
42. Misconstruing 'Elaboration: Apposition' As 'Similarity: Reformulation'
43. Misconstruing 'Elaboration: Clarification' As 'Similarity: Reformulation'
44. Misconstruing Cohesive As Internal
45. Misconstruing Types Of Elaboration As Types Of Enhancement
46. Confusing (Elaborating) Conjunctive Relations With (Elaborating) Relational Processes
47. Misconstruing Apposition (Elaboration) As Comparison (Enhancement)
48. Misconstruing A Modal Adjunct As A Conjunctive Adjunct
49. Misconstruing Summative Clarification (Elaboration) As Comparison (Enhancement)
50. Confusing Textual Clarification With The Enactment Of Meaning
51. Misconstruing Textual Clarification As Text Emendation
52. Misconstruing Internal Conjunction
53. Misconstruing Resumptive Clarification As Interrupted Comparison
54. Misconstruing Different Metafunctional Manifestations Of Extension As Subtypes Of Enhancement
55. Misconstruing Elaboration Vs Extension As Internal Enhancement
56. Misconstruing Mixed Types Of Elaboration & Extension As Degrees Of Enhancement
57. Rebranding Grammatical Relations As Discourse Semantic Relations
58. Misconstruing Continuity As Addition
59. Misconstruing Continuity And Clarifying Elaboration As Additive Extension
60. Rebranding Extending Vs Elaborating As Developing Vs Staging
61. Misconstruing Extension As A 'Continuity' Of Additive And Comparative Relations
62. Reconstruing A False Dichotomy As Hyponymy
63. Misconstruing An Interpersonal Concession As A Non-Concessive Logical Relation
64. Mistaking Comment Adjuncts For Conjunctions
65. Confusing Metafunctions — And Expansion Types
66. Misconstruing Types Of Comment Adjuncts As Marking Modality Values Of A Logical Relation
67. Misconstruing Clarification (Elaborating) As Concession (Enhancing)
68. Not Recognising A Genuine Concessive Relation
69. Mistaking A Thematised Mood Adjunct Of Temporality For Internal Temporal Conjunction
70. Misrepresenting Internal Vs External Relations
71. Misconstruing Structural Vs Cohesive As External Vs Internal
72. Misconstruing The Meaning Of Internal Conjunctive Relations
73. Misrepresenting Continuity
74. Conjunction, "Continuity" And Thematicity
75. Misconstruing A Mood Adjunct (Temporality) As A Continuity Item [1]
76. Misconstruing A Mood Adjunct (Temporality) As A Continuity Item [2]
77. Misconstruing A Mood Adjunct (Temporality) As A Continuity Item [3]
78. Misconstruing A Mood Adjunct (Intensity) As A Continuity Item [1]
79. Misconstruing A Mood Adjunct (Intensity) As A Continuity Item [2]
80. Misconstruing A Mood Adjunct (Intensity) As A Continuity Item [3]
81. Misconstruing A Mood Adjunct (Intensity) As A Continuity Item [4]
82. Misconstruing The Difference Between Conjunction And Continuity
83. Misconstruing Types Of Adjunct As Types Of Continuity Item
84. Misconstruing Mood Adjuncts Of Temporality As Continuity Items Of Counterexpectation
85. Misconstruing Interpersonal Counterexpectancy As Logical Continuity
86. Misconstruing Mood Adjuncts Of Temporality As Aspectual Continuity Markers
87. Misconstruing the Function Of A Mood Adjunct (Misconstrued As A Continuity Item)
88. Misconstruing Substitution As Continuity
89. Misconstruing Residue Substitution As Continuity
90. Misconstruing A Circumstantial Adjunct As A Continuity Item
91. The Omission Of Projection And Hypotactic Elaboration From The Logic Of Discourse Semantics
92. Misconstruing Parataxis As Addition (Extension)
93. Misconstruing An Implicit Conjunctive Relation As Internal
94. Misapplying Logical Nesting To Textual Relations
95. Misapplying Textual Reference To Logical Dependency
96. Misconstruing Circumstantial Comparison As Conjunctive Comparison
97. Criticising Others For Not Making The Same Mistakes
98. Confusing Textual Relations With Logogenesis
99. Maintaining That Clause Simplexes "Cause Problems For The Clause Complex Analysis"
100. Confusing Semantic Relations With Logogenesis
101. Confusing Textual Conjunction With Logical Relations
102. Misrepresenting The Discourse Systems Of Conjunction & Identification
103. Confusing Cohesive Relations With Logogenesis