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Approaches to Discourse Analysis

Carbaugh, Donal(Contributions by)Ehrlich, Susan(Contributions by)Grimshaw, Eean(Contributions by)Heritage, John(Contributions by)Jurgen, Streeck(Contributions by)Marmorstein, Michal(Contributions by)Philips, Susan U.(Contributions by)Pinto, Diana de Souza(Contributions by)Ribeiro, Branca Telles(Contributions by)Tannen, Deborah(Contributions by)Tovares, Alla V.(Contributions by)Wodak, Ruth(Contributions by)Zidjaly, Najma Al(Contributions by)Gordon, Cynthia(Edited by)
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The contemporary landscape of discourse analysis-which examines spoken, written, and multimodal communication-is so diverse that, as volume contributor Deborah Tannen observes, discourse has become almost synonymous with language and, for many scholars, extends well beyond it. How, then, do we conceptualize discourse? What are the various approaches to studying it? And how can we put these approaches into dialogue?

Scholars within the field of linguistics and beyond contribute to this volume with analyses in multiple languages, contexts, and modes. Collectively, the chapters highlight the diversity and complexity of the field. Across these varied approaches, what emerges is a common understanding of communication as fundamentally connected to human agency and creativity, embedded in and constitutive of our social and cultural worlds.

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Georgetown University Press
1647121116 / 9781647121112
eBook (EPUB)
01/10/2021
English
218 pages
152 x 229 mm
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