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Preface to Second Edition.
Preface to First Edition.
1. Introduction.
What is Discourse Analysis?.
Some Uses of Discourse Analysis.
Facets of Discourse Analysis.
Data for Discourse Analysis.
Transcription: Representing Speech in Writing.
Descriptive and Critical Goals.
Summary.
2. Discourse and World.
Linguistic Categories, Minds, and Worldviews.
Discourse, Culture, and Ideology.
Language Ideology.
Silence.
Summary.
3. Discourse Structure: Parts and Sequences.
Words and Lines.
Paragraphs and Episodes.
Discourse Schemata and the Structure of Narrative.
The Emergent Organization of Conversation.
Old and New Information and the Organization of Sentences.
Cohesion.
Structures and Rules.
4. Participants in Discourse: Relationships, Roles, Identities.
Power and Community.
Indexicality.
Stance and Style.
Social Roles and Participant Structure.
Audience, Politeness, and Accommodation.
Social Identity and Identification.
Personal Identity: Discourse and the Self.
The Linguistic Individual in Discourse.
Summary.
5. Prior Texts, Prior Discourses.
Intertextuality and Interdiscursivity.
Repetition in Conversation.
Register: Repeated Styles for Repeated Situations.
Genre: Recurrent Forms, Recurrent Actions.
Frames, Plots, and Coherence.
Summary.
6. Discourse and Medium.
Early Work on Orality and Literacy .
Literacy and Literacies.
Communication and Technology.
Planning and Discourse Structure.
Fixity, Fluidity, and Coherence.
Medium and Interpersonal Relations.
Analyzing Multimodal Discourse.
Summary.
7. Intention and Interpretation.
Speech Acts and Conversational Implicature.
Contextualization Cues and Discourse Marking.
Rhetorical Aims, Strategies, and Styles.
Verbal Art and Performance.
Summary.
8. Some General Themes.
A Heuristic Approach to Discourse Analysis.
Locations of Meaning.
Discourse as Strategy, Discourse as Adaptation.
Language and Languaging.
Particularity, Theory, and Method.
From Text Outward.
Glossary.
References.
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