Post Titles For Chapter 5 — Ideation: The Company Words Keep

The titles of the posts that evaluate chapter 5 provide a glimpse of some of its theoretical shortcomings.

1. Misrepresenting The Chapter 4 Model Of Conjunction
2. Misconstruing Context As Register
3. Not Recognising The Stratification Of Content: Dictionary Definitions
4. Not Recognising The Stratification Of Content: Thesaurus
5. Misrepresenting The Model Of Transitivity
6. Misconstruing Unassigned vs Assigned As Single vs Double Agency
7. Misrepresenting 'Semiotic'
8. Misrepresenting The Directions Of Coding And Mistaking A Verbal Projection Nexus For An Identifying Clause
9. Falsely Claiming To Have Uniquely Classified Two Lexical Items
10. Misconstruing The Agency Of Identifying Clauses
11. Lexical Cohesion Update
12. Confusing Textual Cohesion With Experiential Delicacy
13. Relocating Lexis Outside Language
14. Misconstruing Semantics As Context
15. Inconsistencies Of Structure And Metafunction
16. Misconstruing The Difference Between Lexical Item And Grammatical Word
17. Confusing Register (Language) With Context (Culture)
18. Confusing Context With Semantics
19. Misconstruing First Order Field As Its Semantic Description [1]
20. Misconstruing First Order Field As Its Semantic Description [2]
21. Misconstruing Experiential As Constituent Of Logical
22. Misconstruing Stratification: Semantics Realising Semantics
23. Misrepresenting Congruent Vs Incongruent
24. Confusing Context, Semantics And Lexicogrammar
25. Misrepresenting Superordination (Hyponymy)
26. Misconstruing Field As Language
27. Misconstruing Meronymy As Hyponymy
28. Misconstruing Ellipsis Of Repetition As Relational Hyp(er)onymy
29. Misconstruing Synonymy
30. Confusing Lexis With Grammar
31. Misconstruing Antonymy
32. Misconstruing Ellipsis Of Repetition As Relational Meronymy [1]
33. Misconstruing Ellipsis Of Repetition As Relational Meronymy [2]
34. Misconstruing Location (Enhancement) As Possession (Extension)
35. Misconstruing Ellipsis Of Repetition As Relational Meronymy [3]
36. Misconstruing Synonymy + Collocation As Relational Meronymy
37. Confusing Lexical Cohesion And Reference
38. Misrepresenting Hyponymy As Bridging Hyponymy
39. Misrepresenting Meronymy As Bridging Meronymy
40. An Unwarranted Claim About the System Of Identification
41. Misconstruing Ranges As Mediums
42. Confusing Collocation With Transitivity
43. Misconstruing Logico-Semantic Relations Realised In The Clause [1]
44. Misconstruing Logico-Semantic Relations Realised In The Clause [2]
45. Misconstruing Expansion Relations Realised In The Nominal Group
46. Misrepresenting Ranges As Mediums
47. Misconstruing Enhancing Circumstances As Elaborating Ranges
48. Misconstruing Enhancement (Cause) As Elaboration
49. Misconstruing Extension (Composition) As Elaboration
50. Misconstruing Extension (Possession) As Elaboration
51. Misconstruing Elaboration As Enhancement
52. Misrepresenting Elaboration
53. Misconstruing Enhancement & Projection As Extension
54. Misconstruing Elaboration As Extension
55. Reducing All Verbal Group Complex Relations To Extension
56. Relocating A Subset Of Manner Circumstances To The Verbal Group
57. Reclassifying Function According To Form
58. Misconstruing Projection As Enhancement
59. Misconstruing Enhancement As Elaboration And Elaboration As Extension
60. Classifying Expansion Type On The Basis Of Form
61. Presenting Theoretical Misunderstandings As An 'Alternative Perspective'
62. Misconstruing Experiential Nuclearity As Logical Expansion Type
63. Misunderstanding 'Instantiate'
64. Misconstruing Elaboration As Extension And Extension As Elaboration
65. Misconstruing Logical Relations As Interpersonal Enactments
66. Confusing Metafunctions And Confusing Context With Semantics
67. Misconstruing Extension As Enhancement
68. Confusing Implication, Cause And Modulation
69. Misconstruing Ideational Semantics As Field
70. Confusing Strata And Confusing Metafunctions
71. Self-Contradiction And Misunderstanding Stratification
72. No Identifiable Discourse Semantic Unit Realised By Clause Complexes
73. The Avoidance Of Experiential Meaning In Discourse Semantics
74. Using Ideational Labels For Textual Units And Vice Versa
75. Misconstruing Incongruent Realisations And Expansion Types
76. Misconstruing Extension As Elaboration And General As Instantial
77. Misconstruing General Lexical Cohesion As Instantial
78. Confusing Strata And Confusing Metafunctions
79. Claiming The Verb 'Stand' Is A Repetition Of The Verb 'Tabled'
80. Claiming That Analysing A Text Can Alter The Mode Of The Text
81. Structural & Metafunctional Inconsistencies
82. Misconstruing Extension As Elaboration
83. Misconstruing General Lexical Cohesion As Instantial
84. Misconstruing Mode As Genre
85. Misrepresenting Processes As Subclasses Of Clause
86. Misconstruing Enhancement (And Complementarity) As Extension
87. Misconstruing Mode As Genre
88. Misconstruing Context As Register
89. Misidentifying The Main Differences Between Martin And Hasan
90. Misrepresenting Grammatical Metaphor & Neglecting Interstratal Accountability
91. Misidentifying Transitivity Rôles And Expansion Types
92. A Summary Of Discourse Systems Inconsistencies
93. Misconstruing Instantial Probabilities As Structural Relations
94. Construing A Scale From Hyponym To Ellipsis (Via Word Classes)
95. A Convoluted Non-Sequitur
96. Misconstruing Instantiation Probability As The Opposite Of Anaphoric Reference
97. Three Minor Clarifications
98. Confusing Three Distinct Notions Of "Predicting" Discourse
99. Claiming That Conjunctive Relations Are Realised By Nouns
100. Multiplying A Misunderstanding Of The External Vs Internal Distinction
101. Misrepresenting Field And Misconstruing Interstratal Realisation
102. Misconstruing 'A Realises B' As 'A Makes B Material'
103. Misconstruing 'A Realises B' As 'A Makes B Come To Be'
104. Misconstruing 'A Realises B' As 'A Reconstitutes B'
105. Misconstruing 'A Realises B' As 'A Is A Metaphor For B'
106. Self-Contradiction
107. Misrepresenting Interstratal Relations