Cohesión: elementos de la escritura

Cohesión: elementos de la escritura.

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La cohesión en la escritura significa unir un texto con palabras de referencia como pronombres, pronombres posesivos, pronombres objetivos, adjetivos, etc. Igualmente, conjunciones como: pero, entonces, etc., cooperan de manera importante para que todo el texto sea claro y legible.

Cohesion means joining a text with reference words like pronouns, possessive pronouns, objective pronouns, adjectives, etc. At the same time, conjunctions like: but, then, also etc. cooperate importantly so that the whole text is clear and readable.

Reference Words

In writing, reference words are used to avoid repetition:

Michelangelo Buonarroti (1475–1564) was a fifteenth-century Italian sculptor and painter who produced significant artworks. They include The Pieta and The David, the former perhaps one of the most famous sculptures in the world. Although he is remembered mainly as a sculptor and painter, he was also a poet. Beyond his visual work, Michelangelo left an important poetic legacy. His sonnets are considered a pillar of Italian literature. Inconclusive sculptures were brilliant projects. One of these, called «The Slaves«, was deliberately left unfinished by the artist to emphasise their idea of liberation and the struggle against oppression.

*Learn more about Michelangelo’s poetry.

ReferenceExample
Michelangelo BuonarrotiHe / His
Significant artworksThey
The PietaThe former
Inconclusive sculpturesThese
The SlavesTheir

The text above was inspired and reinterpreted by Unit 2.3 of the «Academic Writing: A handbook for International Students». Stephen Bailey — Fourth Edition. Routledge Editorial.

Terms and Concepts Used as Reference Words

CategoryExamples
Pronounshe / she / it / they
Possessive pronounshis / her / hers / its / their / theirs
Objective pronounsher / him / them
Demonstrative pronounsthis / that / these / those
Other phrasesthe former / the latter / the first / the second / the last

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