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Discourse analysis

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Dissentangling

Andrew Arno, Geoffrey M. White

1990

Genre analysis

John Swales

1990

The rhetoric of empire

David Spurr

1993

An introduction to systemic functional linguistics

Suzanne Eggins

1994

Gerontology and the construction of old age

Bryan S. R. Green

1993

The Writing Scholar

Walter Nash

1990

Contrastive textology

Reinhard R. K. Hartmann

1980

Deceptive Ambiguity by Police and Prosecutors

Roger W. Shuy

2017

Press Portrayals of Women Politicians, 1870s-2000s

Teri Finneman

2015

Discourse and the Construction of Society

Bruce Lincoln

1989

Saddam's word

Ofra Bengio

1998

Handbook of Discourse Analysis

Deborah Tannen

2001

Bruissement de la langue

Roland Barthes

1986

Words, Stones, & Herbs

Louise M. Bishop

2007

An introduction to spoken interaction

Anna-Brita Stenström

1994

Language and power

Norman Fairclough

1989

Women and sexuality in China

Harriet Evans

1996

Translating as a purposeful activity

Christiane Nord

1997

Pragmatics and natural language understanding

Georgia M. Green

1996

The Language of Advertising

Angela Goddard

2002

Intercultural communication

Ronald Scollon

2000

Aventure sémiologique

Roland Barthes

1994

Cohesion in literary texts

Waldemar Gutwinski

1976

Discourse and context in language teaching

Marianne Celce-Murcia

2000

Narrative analysis

Catherine Kohler Riessman

1993

Missing Persians

Judith Buber Agassi, Nasrin Rahimieh

2001

Descent into discourse

Bryan D. Palmer

1990

Relating events in narrative

Ruth Aronson Berman

1994

Linguistics and the novel

Roger Fowler

1977

Multimodal transcription and text analysis / Anthony Baldry and Paul J. Thibault

Anthony Baldry, Paul J. Thibault

2005

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