Social Semiotics as Praxis: Text, Social Meaning Making, and Nabokov's Ada

abstract analysis analytical articulated Bernstein chapter cial clause complex coding orientations concept consciousness constituted construct contextualizing relations copatterned defined deictic dialogic differential discursive formation discursive subject positions disjunction distinction dominant dynamic enact entails epistemological foregrounded Foucault free indirect discourse functional given social global grammar Halliday Halliday's hegemonic higher-order hypotactic hypotaxis ideology implicit indexical indicative certain/objective interaction intersections intertextual formations language Lemke lexico-grammatical selections linguistic Lolita material action meaning making practices meaning relations metafunctions metaphysics of presence metastable microlevel nonfinite normative notion paratactic extension parataxis patterns positioned-practices poststructuralist power-knowledge praxis prediscursive projected clause projected contexts quoting and reporting realization rearticulation reconstituted redundancy relations refers rela reporting relations reporting speech semantic orientations Senser simple past social agents social class social formation social heteroglossia social meaning social practices social semiotic system social semiotic theory sociodiscursive specific structure texts textual productions textual voicings thematic tion types typical verbal Volosinov