Notes on grammatical aspects of cognitive and discursive order

Abstract

We seek to develop a discussion on the relationship that keeps the functionalist linguistics to cognitive linguistics, including her allying themselves to constitute a linguistic paradigm called cognitive-functional staff whose research strives to study the language in use, we are still looking demonstrate similarities between the paradigms that make up the cognitive-functional perspective. Then, we try to expose a design centered on the use of grammar which is understood as a set of regularities that are conventionalized by actual use in different discursive situations. The issues involve the speech analysis and interpretation of linguistic structures, considering their operation, in which we analyze evidence iconic events in texts of the genre comic strip, corroborating indications concerning matters listed by functional cognitive bias. As final notes include two items from our analysis show that iconic motivations, namely: quantity information implies the morphosyntactic encoding and syntactic organization is motivated by the relative temporal order of events and experiences of the speaker.