Transitions:
7 Relationships Between Ideas
Relationship |
Signposts
of Relationship |
Example |
Coordination |
and,
furthermore, also, in addition, too, again |
Borges
has been a major influence in Spanish-language prose. Furthermore, he has been
very important in the growth of metafiction in the
late 20th Century. |
Obversativity |
but, yet, however, on the other hand, one
exception is …. |
Borges
has been a major influence in Spanish-language prose; however, many Latin American
writers have found his politics to be repugnant. |
Causativity |
for,
because, as a result |
Borges
has been a major influence in Spanish-language prose, partly because he moved
from a very baroque style early in his career to a much plainer style,
largely based on Kipling. |
Conclusativity |
so,
therefore, thus, for this reason |
Borges
has been a major influence in Spanish-language prose, so any good survey
course will include some of his work. |
Alternativity |
or,
alternately |
Borges has
been a major influence in Spanish-language prose, or a minor influence,
depending on whether the writer influenced is working in the "magical
realism" genre or not. |
Inclusativity |
such
as, one example is …, : [the colon] |
Borges
has been a major influence in Spanish-language prose: Cortazar,
Bioy-Cesares, Vargas Llosa,
Marquez, and Allende all have been inspired by him.
|
Sequentiality |
first
... second ... third; earlier ... later; etc. |
Borges has
been a major influence in Spanish-language prose, first in his native |