Transitivity Analysis of the Poem ‘Inequality’

Abstract

This research study examines the linguistic and socio-social elements of the poem 'Inequality' through a double focal point of Systemic Functional Linguistics (SFL) transitivity analysis and Critical Discourse Analysis (CDA). The goal is to disentangle the complexities of transitivity designs inside the poem, recognizing how linguistic decisions add to the portrayal of social disparities and power elements. The reconciliation of SFL and CDA gives an exhaustive framework for grasping both the syntactic designs and the more extensive socio-cultural ramifications encoded in the language of the poem. By embracing an all-encompassing methodology, this examination tries to add to a more nuanced perception of how 'Inequality' draws in with and mirrors the discourse on societal variations.

Keywords: Systemic Functional Linguistics, Transitivity Analysis, CDA, Linguistic Decisions, Societal Variations