التماسك النصي بين مفهومين : مقاربة لسانية

Abstract EN

After this approach between concepts of textual coherence we can conclude the following: • Highlight the importance of scriptural coherence in human comprehension.

• Grammatism is not a true measure of text coherence as an indicator of textual coherence, as much as the harmony resulting from an interactive process between text and reader.

• Communication is not done through verbal means only, but through understanding and interaction with the text, and this is done only through the coherence of the script during the writing of the writer.

• Each text must follow a certain type of logical arrangement within the mind • Semantic coherence serves as the logical bridge between words, sentences and paragraphs.

Between each word there is a pattern that is understood through the parallel structure that uses similar grammatical structures between words in sentences.

• Semantic coherence is primarily a feature of arguments.

• Text is a unit of the relationship of the parts of the relationship with explicit and coherent and not external elements belong to them, but help those elements to link to the context of the circumstantial.

• Insufficient sentence sentence to describe phenomena beyond sentence limits because the basic frame containing the sentence is no longer sufficient to accommodate the previous elements, especially since it is no longer seen as a basic unit of the grammar description, but the entire text as a basic unit.

• Upper structures and grand structures are not limited to the level of sentences or whole sequences, but rather to the whole text as a cohesive whole unit, as it transcends the structure of grammatical and semantic text to determine the overall structure of the text, to the general order governing the movement of the text.

• Textual coherence in general is based on two main types: grammatical cohesion: the sum of the grammatical and lexical relations that connect sentences between them, or connect different parts of a single sentence and are achieved through grammatical and lexical means and semantic coherence, a criterion for continuity in the text, This is meant to be the semantic continuity embodied in the concept system and the relationships that are connected to it beyond the limits of the sentence