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1st ed.

Oxford : Basil Blackwell, [2002]

x,470 s.

ISBN 0-631-16623-8 (brož.)

Blackwell textbooks in linguistics ; [vol.] 8

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Bibliografie: s. 439-458

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Preface and Acknowledgments vili // PART I THE SCOPE OF DISCOURSE ANALYSIS 1 // 1 Overview 5 // 1 Introduction 5 // 2 "œCore" examples from different approaches to discourse 6 // 3 Plan of the book 12 // 2 Definitions of Discourse 20 // 1 Introduction 20 // 2 Formal and functionalist paradigms 20 // 3 Discourse: language above the sentence 23 // 4 Discourse: language use 31 // 5 Discourse: utterances 39 // 6 Summary: definitions, issues, and discourse analysis 41 // PART II APPROACHES TO DISCOURSE ANALYSIS 45 // 3 Speech Act Theory 49 // 1 Introduction 49 // 2 Defining speech act theory 49 // 3 Sample analysis: questions, requests, offers 61 // 4 Speech act theory as an approach to discourse 89 // Exercises 91 // 4 Interactional Sociolinguistics 97 // 1 Introduction 97 // 2 Defining interactional sociolinguistics 98 // 3 Sample analysis: "œspeaking for another" 106 // vi Contents // 4 Interactional sociolinguistics as an approach to discourse 133 // Exercises 134 // 5 The Ethnography of Communication 137 // 1 Introduction 137 // 2 Defining the ethnography of communication 137 // 3 Sample analysis: questions as speech acts in speech events 144 // 4 An ethnographic approach to discourse 185 // Exercises 186 // 6 Pragmatics 190 // 1 Introduction 190 // 2 Defining pragmatics 191 // 3 Referring terms: pragmatic processes in discourse 197 // 4 Sample analysis: referring sequences in narrative 203 // 5 Gricean pragmatics as an approach to discourse 226 // Exercises 228 // 7 Conversation Analysis 232 // 1 Introduction 232 // 2 Defining conversation analysis 233 // 3 Sample analysis: "œthere + BE + ITEM" 239 // 4 Conversation analysis as an approach to discourse 273 // Exercises 279 // 8 Variation Analysis 282 // 1 Introduction 282 // 2 Defining variation analysis 283 // 3 Sample analysis: the "œlist" as text 291 //

4 The variationist approach to discourse 330 // Exercises 333 // PART III CONCLUSION 335 // 9 Structure and Function 339 // 1 Introduction 339 // 2 Structure and function in discourse analysis 339 // 3 Comparisons among approaches: from utterance to discourse 353 // 4 Conclusion 359 // 10 Text and Context 362 // 1 Introduction 362 // 2 What is context? 365 // 3 What is text? 378 // 4 Conclusion 383 // 11 Discourse and Communication 386 // 1 Introduction 386 // 2 Aspects of communication 387 // Contents // vii // 3 Discourse analysis and models of communication 391 // 4 Summary 405 // 12 Conclusion: Language as Social Interaction 406 // 1 Introduction 406 // 2 Starting points: differences among approaches 406 // 3 Principles of discourse analysis: language as social interaction 414 // 4 At the borders of different disciplines 418 // Appendix 1 Collecting Data 420 // Appendix 2 Transcription Conventions 422 // Appendix 3 Sample Data 434 // Bibliography 439 // Index 459