PROTOTYPE TEXTUAL

PROTOTYPE TEXTUAL 

~PRESENTATION~

Our goal with this blog is that people who can maintain a free consult error learning, enriching the overall d know the Textual Prototyping and its external and internal features. In order to learn and understand a little more about what prototypes Support, as there are occasions in which we confuse or simply know to differentiate their function or how to find them in some text. 

~INTRODUCTION~ 

We chose this topic because we figured interesting, and wanted to better understand why each of the prototypes Support, what they cover, what characterizes them, how they differ, and how we could learn more about they. 
This paper contains various models of prototypes Support, actually what motivated us was being able to memorize and understand each of the functions that have to somehow understand them better, achieving to know which is the ideal time to fill them.


~ What are the prototypes Support? 

They are the set of features they have in common some texts, written or spoken, in other words it refers to a type of division used to systematize any text, and place it in a category, based on this part which are the genres. 

• Externas.- features are easily visible without the need to fully read the text, also refers to how the content is distributed and the presentation that counts 
• Internas.- features are seen when you read the text, such as objectivity, textual marks, textual discursive modes and prototypes. 

They are divided into: narrative, descriptive, expository, and argumentative dialogue.

Prototype Narrative.

It is a statement of fact. The contents of the narratives with variables and presented in different types of texts, in this there is a temporal order in synthesis. The theme of a narrative is to locate facts or concepts in time. 


Its internal features are: 

• Seasonality - refers to the sequence of events. 
• Topic - speaks of unity, which is guaranteed when there is cohesion between a subject and an action. 
• Transformation - when states change. For example "from war to peace." 
• Unity of action - is the process of integration. Through it passes from one approach to an outcome, osease, a transformation is created. 
• Causality - means that events are linked by causal relationships. 

Example: 

"When I came back I was presented Obregonistas Doña Adelina de la Parra and released me. 
I returned home, I made accounts and nothing was missing; your furniture intact. I told him now earning maids, laundress, cook and girls because they all got the salary. I gave all the clothes you left me; and another which I commanded to do; sheets, bedspreads, tablecloths, all that was dilute. The rest, as I left it back. "

Prototype Description.

Is reflected appearance and characteristics of an object, landscape, environment, person, or event; It is like a photograph, through which it is to know how it is described. It is a painting in words tato, a verbal representation detailing an event or object. 

Example: 

"Platero is small, furry, soft, so soft on the outside, which would all cotton, which does not only bones jet mirrors of his eyes are hard like two beetles of black glass.. 
I leave it loose, and goes to the meadow, and warmly caressing with his snout, just rubbing them, roses, blue and their yellow flowers ... I call softly: "Platero? "And comes to me with a cheerful trot seems to laugh, not to know what great jingle ..." 

Prototype Presentation.

It is based on a text in which information is provided, the author presents the data gathered. It is also explanatory insofar as it includes explanations necessary to enable readers to understand the information presented. 

An excellent expository text incorporates stories that enliven prose that captivates the interest of the readers. 

Example: 

"The mainstream media are ... They play a very important role in today's society because ... 
The media have many advantages; among others, it is noteworthy that thanks to them ... 
However, it is also true that the media sometimes have some drawbacks, such as ... 
As for the comparison can be made between them, it must be said that all out for some virtue. So, the radio ... The press, meanwhile, ... TV ... And finally, Internet ... 
In conclusion, the present society can not be without ... "


Argumentative Prototype.

Is to provide reasons to defend a point of view, an opinion. It occurs when there issues that are controversial; its purpose is to provide information as complete as possible and try to convince the reader by argument. 

Example: 

"You should wear sloppy Services; forty people in your area who have dealt with these services, more than two dozen have been quite satisfied."

Prototype Dialogue.

Action is to talk to a person or persons conducting a logical conversation. The primary objective is to exchange ideas, concepts or facts between two or more speakers or partners. 

It is characteristic of the dramatic text, but is also used in poetry and narrative. 

example: 

"Waiter: Sir, you want for dinner tonight? 
Customer: I would try the dish created by the famous chef here. 
Mozo: Okay. With that wishes to accompany her drink? 
Client: With some fine red wine. 
Mozo: Excellent, and I bring you your order, or change any questions feel free to call menu. 
Customer: Thank you. "
                                  

~PROPERTIES OF TEXTUAL PROTOTYPE ~

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Hopefully all this information serve something and can help to understand which are by examples, and / or textual character prototypes. 
So remembering textual prototypes are used: 

Is substantive enrich and clarify the vocabulary with synonyms, antonyms, homophones, homonyms and neologisms, use the dictionary to understand words in context, recognize, interpret and use images graphic typography, keywords and connectors. 

It is essential to know how to select, organize words and phrases to convey meanings and functions; therefore, to identify the characteristics and uses of prototypes Support: narration, description, argumentation, instruction, explanation, exposition, dialogue and conversation that are used in 
Various texts: personal biographies, diaries, travel journals; 

'There's other texts such as: 

-Texts Functional: that is, messages, requests and invitations; expository texts: scientific literature, manuals, journalism and monographs. 

Persuasive texts: essays, articles, ads, slogans and cartoons; and 

Recreational texts such as poems, myths, songs, stories and jokes. 


Using textual prototypes Support otipología reductionist but should not be opening, considering that prototypes combine textual and complement each other in the same text.