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    (Template) Deconstructing and Analysing A Text

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    This document provides a framework for analyzing texts by breaking them down into their field, tenor, and mode. The field refers to the content or topic of the text. The tenor describes the relationship between the author and reader, and whether it is personal or impersonal. The mode considers how the text is constructed, such as being written or spoken, and whether it is planned or spontaneous. Evidence from the text is needed to support the analysis of each category.

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    This document provides a framework for analyzing texts by breaking them down into their field, tenor, and mode. The field refers to the content or topic of the text. The tenor describes the relationship between the author and reader, and whether it is personal or impersonal. The mode considers how the text is constructed, such as being written or spoken, and whether it is planned or spontaneous. Evidence from the text is needed to support the analysis of each category.

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    This document provides a framework for analyzing texts by breaking them down into their field, tenor, and mode. The field refers to the content or topic of the text. The tenor describes the relationship between the author and reader, and whether it is personal or impersonal. The mode considers how the text is constructed, such as being written or spoken, and whether it is planned or spontaneous. Evidence from the text is needed to support the analysis of each category.

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    Deconstructing and analysing a text

    Name of text:
    Field Tenor Mode
    What is the text about? What is the relationship between the author How is the text constructed?
    and the reader?
    What is the Is the Is it written-like or
    content? relationship spoken-like?
    personal or
    impersonal?

    Evidence from Evidence from the


    the text text
    Evidence from (Clarify page
    (Clarify page the text number/s)
    number/s) (Clarify page
    number/s)

    Is the content Is the Is it planned or


    common sense relationship spontaneous?
    or specialised? formal or
    informal? Evidence from the
    text
    Evidence from (Clarify page
    Evidence from the text number/s)
    the text (Clarify page
    (Clarify page number/s)
    number/s)
    Is the author an What media does
    expert and the it use?
    reader a novice? (Multimedia
    Or are they both presentation,
    equal? written report,
    video, etc)
    Evidence from
    the text Evidence from the
    (Clarify page text
    number/s) (Clarify page
    number/s)

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