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The "type" of the text is determined by the . For example, a scientific article is dominantly explanatory, but it may contain narrative sections (describing the history of a discovery) and argumentative sections (defending a hypothesis).

For anyone working in text linguistics, discourse analysis, or French stylistics, Jean-Michel Adam’s “Les Textes : types et prototypes” is an essential reference. I’ve just come across a PDF copy and wanted to share it with colleagues, students, and researchers who might find it useful. Jean Michel Adam Les Textes Types Et Prototypes.pdf

“Now,” the grandfather continued, “you need an explanatory sequence. That’s the ‘why’ – the core of Adam’s idea. Why are prototypes useful?” The "type" of the text is determined by the

Butler, C. S. (2003). Linguistics and the analysis of texts: A review of Jean Michel Adam's Les Textes Types Et Prototypes. Journal of Literary Semantics, 32(2), 151-170. I’ve just come across a PDF copy and