Chapter 1  Popular Science and Language of Science
  1.1  Introduction
  1.2  Studies on the Language of Science
  1.3  Studies on Popular Science
    1.3.1  Differentiating Science and Popular-Science Discourses
    1.3.2  Focusing on Popular-Science Discourses
Chapter 2  Theoretical Framework
Chapter 3  Ideational Interrelation: Semiotic Reconstruction
  3.1  Discourse Description
    3.1.1  Logico-Semantic Relations
    3.1.2  Transitivity
    3.1.3  Ideational Frame of Reference
  3.2  Analysis and Interpretation
    3.2.1  Interrelation Between Clauses
    3.2.2  Interrelation Beyond Clauses
Chapter 4  Interpersonal Interrelation: Power-Solidarity Balance
  4.1  Discourse Description
    4.1.1  Mood System
    4.1.2  Appraisal System
    4.1.3  Authorial Interference
  4.2  Interpretation
    4.2.1  Voice and Authorial Identity
    4.2.2  Power and Solidarity
Chapter 5  Textual Interrelation: From Textuality to Intertextuality
  5.1  Textual Analysis
    5.1.1  Theme-Rheme System
    5.1.2  Cohesive Ties
    5.1.3  Discourse Structure
  5.2  Intertextual Analysis
    5.2.1  Description of Nine Intertextual Units
    5.2.2  Intertextual Features
Chapter 6  Discussions
  6.1  Functional Stylistic Relation: Beyond Obsession with Words
  6.2  Textuality and Intertextuality
  6.3  Continuum of Registers
Chapter 7  Conclusions
  7.1  Major Findings
  7.2  Theoretical Contributions and Practical Implications
  7.3  Limitations and Suggestions for Future Studies
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