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Dictionary of language and linguistics 322Petöfi, J. (ed.) 1987. Text and discourse constitution: empirical aspects, theoretical approaches.Berlin.Potter, J. and M.Wetherell. 1987. Discourse and social psychology: beyond attitudes andbehaviour. London.Salkie, R. 1995. Text and discourse analysis. London.Steiner, E.E. and R.Veltmann (eds) 1988. Pragmatics, discourse and text: some syste maticallyinspired approaches. London.Stubbs, M. 1983. Discourse analysis. Oxford.Stutterheim, C.v. and W.Klein. 1989. Referential movement in descriptive and narrative discourse.In R.Dietrich and C.Graumann (eds), Language processing in social contexts. Amsterdam. 39–76.Van Dijk, T. (ed.) 1985. Handbook of discourse analysis, 4 vols. London.Discourse and Society.Discourse Processes.discourse grammar, text linguisticsJournalsdiscourse grammarAn area of investigation within text linguistics, discourse grammar involves the analysisand presentation of grammatical regularities that overlap sentences in texts. In contrast tothe pragmatically oriented direction of text linguistics, discourse grammar departs from agrammatical concept of text that is analogous to ‘sentence’. The object of investigation isprimarily the phenomenon of cohesion, thus the syntactic-morphological connecting oftexts by textphoric, recurrence, and connective.ReferencesGreimas, A.J. 1966. Sémantique structurale. Paris.Longacre, R.E. 1983. The grammar of discourse. New York.Petöfi, J.S. and H.Rieser (eds) 1973. Studies in text grammar. Dordrecht.Rieser, H. 1978. On the development of text grammar. In W.Dressler (ed.), Current trends intextlinguistics. Berlin. 6–20.Van Dijk, T.A. 1972. Some aspects of text grammars: a study in theoretical linguistics and poetics.The Hague.