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London ; New York : Routledge, 2012

xxvi, 681 stran : ilustrace ; 25 cm

ISBN 978-0-415-70978-1 (brožováno)

Routledge handbooks in applied linguistics

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Contents // List of illustrations 1X // Acknowledgments xh // List of contributors xiii // Introduction 1 // James Paul Gee and Michael Handford // PARTI // Approaches to discourse analysis 7 // 1 Critical discoune analysis 9 // Norman Fairclough // 2 Systemic functional linguistics 21 // MaryJ. Schleppegrell // 3 Multimodal discourse analysis 35 // Gunther Kress // 4 Narrative analysis 31 // Joanna Thomborrou’ // 5 Mediated discourse analysis 66 // Suzie Wong Scollon and Ingrid de Saint-Georges // 6 Multimedia and discourse analysis 79 // Jay L. Lemke // 7 Gender and discourse analysis 90 // Jennifer Coates // 8 Discursive psychology and discourse analysis 104 // Jonathan Potter // Contents // 9 Conversation analysis Steven E. dayman and Virginia Teas Gill 120 // 10 Interactional sociolinguistics and discourse analysis Jürgen Jaspers 135 // 11 Discourse-oriented ethnography Graham Smart 147 // 12 Discourse analysis and linguistic anthropology Justin B. Richland 160 // 13 Corpus-based discourse analysis Lynne Flowerdew 174 // PART II Register and genre 189 // 14 Register and discourse analysis Douglas Biber 191 // 15 Genre in the Sydney school David Rose 209 // 16 Genre as social action Charles Bazerman 226 // 17 Professional written genres Vijay Bhatia 239 // 18 Spoken professional genres Almut Koester and Michael Handford 252 // PART III Developments in spoken discourse 269 // 19 Prosody in discourse Winnie Cheng and Phoenix Lam 271 // 20 Lexis in spoken discourse Paula Buttery

and Michael McCarthy 285 // 21 Emergent grammar 301 // Paul J. Hopper // vi // Contents // 22 Creativity in speech Sarah Atkins and Ronald Carter 315 // 23 Spoken narrative Mary M. Juzwik 326 // 24 Metaphor in spoken discourse Lynne Cameron 342 // 25 From thoughts to sounds Wallace Chafe 356 // PART IV Educational applications 369 // 26 Discourse and “the New Literacy Studies” James Paul Gee 371 // 27 Ethnography and classroom discourse Amy B. M. Tsui 383 // 28 Education and bilingualism Karen Thompson and Kenji Hakuta 396 // 29 English for academic purposes and discourse analysis 412 // Ken Hyland // PARTY // Institutional applications 425 // 30 Advertising and discourse analysis Elsa Sirnoes Lucas Freitas 427 // 31 Media and discourse analysis Anne O’Keeffe 441 // 32 Asian business discourse(s) Hiromasa Tanaka and Francesca Bargiela-Chiappini 455 // 33 Discourse and healthcare Kevin Harvey and Svenja Adolphs 470 // 34 Discourses in the language of the law Edward Finegan 482 // vii // Contents // 35 Ethnicity and humour in the workplace 494 // Janet Holmes and Julia de Bres // 36 Discourse, gender and professional communication 509 // Louise Mullany // PART VI // Identity, culture and discourse 523 // 37 Politics as usual: investigating political discourse in action 525 // Ruth Wodak // 38 Discourse geography 541 // Yueguo Gu // 39 Queer linguistics, sexuality, and discourse analysis 558 // William L. Leap // 40 Intercultural communication 572 // Helen Spencer-Oatey, Hale

Ipk-Giiler and Stefanie Stadler // 41 Discourse and knowledge 587 // Teun A. van Dijk // 42 Narrative, cognition, and rationality 604 // David R. Olson // 43 Discourse and power 616 // Adrian Blackledge // 44 Literary discourse 628 // Peter K. W. Tan // 45 A multicultural approach to discourse studies 642 // Shi-xu // 46 World Englishes and/or English as a lingua franca 654 // Andy Kirkpatrick and James McLellan // Index 670 // viii