
Sinergias educativas
April - June Vol. 8 - 2 - 2023
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purpose. However, in oral expression, the formulation of incorrect
ideas is "accepted", because at the moment of constructing a phrase,
sentence or question, certain communicative flaws may occur, so the
receiver tries to accept and interpret the intention of the message.
For example, in the following formulation of the question "Where
did you say the new restaurant was called?", it is evident that the
sender seeks to have a communication, but the formulation of his
question does not make complete sense, however, the receiver will
analyze his question in order to be able to answer it. For this reason,
the "intentionality" of his question and the "acceptance" of the
message by the receiver becomes a communicative act.
Intertextuality: it is the union of texts, the first is the present fragment
and the second is a reading that the interlocutor has read and relates
it explicitly or implicitly through mediation where he/she requires
his/her previous knowledge to be able to link the current information
with the illustrations he/she has previously acquired.
For example: in a conversation with a friend who has social
difficulties, and your friend uses a positive phrase from a well-
known author, you will want to relate your prior knowledge of your
friend's problem with a motivational phrase that not only alludes to
the writer, but you hope he understands the meaning with respect to
the similar situation he is going through.
On the other hand, the rules of textuality, coherence and cohesion
are the most important when producing a text.
Coherence: it is the complete sense that a text has, it is
It is fundamental for the elaboration of any type of document.
Coherence is global and includes cohesion, in a logical way, it looks
for a cultured and perfect text, as well as the correct structure without
falling into the vices of language. There are three types of coherence:
textual, local and global.
§ Textual: It is the relationship of the linguistic elements in the
text, syntactically it allows the main and secondary ideas to have
a logical link between them, so the reader will easily understand
the text.
§ Local: It is the analysis of the sentences or propositions, that is
to say, that they have sequence or logical sense, since the ideas
must be associated to have a coherence with the central theme.
§ Global: It is the total study of the text, where all the ideas
revolve around the central theme, i.e., between paragraphs,
chapters, sub-themes, the same thing must be said. For example: