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LING21505: Discourse Analysis Half Year 2 | Nottingham Trent University 09/26/21 LING21505: Discourse Analysis Half Year 2 | Nottingham Trent University LING21505: Discourse Analysis Half Year View Online 2 124 items Essential Text (1 items) Discourse analysis: an introduction - Brian Paltridge, 2012 Book Core module texts (7 items) Discourse Analysis - Barbara Johnstone, 2008 Book | Core Text Working with spoken discourse - Deborah Cameron, MyiLibrary, 2001 Book | Core Text Analysing discourse: textual analysis for social research - Norman Fairclough, MyiLibrary, 2003 Book | Core Text Methods of critical discourse analysis - Ruth Wodak, Michael Meyer, 2009 Book | Core Text Text and discourse analysis - Raphael Salkie, ebrary, Inc, 1995 Book | Core Text The discourse reader - 2014 Book | Core Text The handbook of discourse analysis - Deborah Schiffrin, Deborah Tannen, Heidi Ehernberger Hamilton, Wiley InterScience (Online service), 2005,2003 Book | Core Text Journals (4 items) You should refer to the following journals regularly Discourse Analysis Online (DAOL) Journal Discourse & Society Journal Critical Discourse Studies 1/9 09/26/21 LING21505: Discourse Analysis Half Year 2 | Nottingham Trent University Journal Discourse studies Journal Weekly Reading (11 items) These are the chapters you should read each week in preparation for lectures and seminars Week 2 - Analysing Written Discourse (1 items) Discourse analysis: an introduction - Brian Paltridge, 2012 Book | Core Text | Read Chapters 4 & 6 - 'Discourse and Genre' and 'Discourse Grammar' Week 3 - Analysing Spoken Discourse (1 items) Discourse analysis: an introduction - Brian Paltridge, 2012 Book | Core Text | Read Chapters 3 & 5 - 'Discourse and Pragmatics' and 'Discourse and Conversation' Week 4 - Doing Discourse Analysis (1 items) Discourse analysis: an introduction - Brian Paltridge, 2012 Book | Core Text | Read Chapter 10 - 'Doing Discourse Analysis' Week 5 - Using Corpora to Analyse Discourse (2 items) Discourse analysis: an introduction - Brian Paltridge, 2012 Book | Read Chapter 7 - ' Corpus Approaches to Discourse Analysis' The Routledge handbook of corpus linguistics - Anne O'Keeffe, Michael McCarthy, 2012 Book Week 6 - Critical Discourse Analysis (3 items) Discourse analysis: an introduction - Brian Paltridge, 2012 Book | Core Text | Read Chapter 9 - 'Critical Discourse Analysis' The handbook of discourse analysis - Carolyn Temple Adger, 2015 Book | Core Text | Read Chapter 18 - ' Critical Discourse Analysis' Introducing electronic text analysis: a practical guide for language and literary studies - Svenja Adolphs, 2006 Book | Core Text | Read Chapter 6 - 'Electronic text analysis, language and ideology' 2/9 09/26/21 LING21505: Discourse Analysis Half Year 2 | Nottingham Trent University Week 8 - Discourse, identity and social media (1 items) Digital discourse: language in the new media - Crispin Thurlow, Kristine R. Mroczek, 2011 Book | Core Text | Read Introduction: Fresh Perspectives on New Media Sociolinguistics Week 9 - Political discourse and analysing political speeches (1 items) What is Political Discourse Analysis? - Teun, A. Van Dijk Document | Core Text | http://discourses.org/OldArticles/What%20is%20Political%20Discourse%20Analysis.pdf Week 10 - Analysing discourse in forensic contexts (1 items) The language of jury trial: a corpus-aided analysis of legal-lay discourse - Chris Heffer, 2005 Book | Core Text | Read Introduction Recommended Reading (99 items) Medical talk and medical work: the liturgy of the clinic - Atkinson, Paul, 1995 Book The language of news media - Bell, Allan, 1991 Book Approaches to media discourse - Bell, Allan, Garrett, Peter, 1998 Book Corpus Linguistics: Investigating Language Structure and Use - Douglas Biber, Susan Conrad, Randi Reppen, 1998 Book Worlds of written discourse: a genre-based view - Vijay K. Bhatia, 2004 Book Introducing language in use: A Course Book - Andrew John Merrison, Aileen Bloomer, Patrick Griffiths, Christopher J. Hall, 2013 Book The practice of critical discourse analysis: an introduction - Meriel Bloor, Thomas Bloor, 2007 Book Discourse Analysis - Gillian Brown, George Yule, 1983 Book Speakers, Listeners and Communication: Explorations in Discourse Analysis - Gillian Brown, 1995 3/9 09/26/21 LING21505: Discourse Analysis Half Year 2 | Nottingham Trent University Book Texts and practices: readings in critical discourse - Carmen Rosa Caldas-Coulthard, Malcolm Coulthard, 1996 Book Working with spoken discourse - Deborah Cameron, MyiLibrary, 2001 Book Investigating English discourse: language, literacy and literature - Ronald Carter, ebrary, Inc, 1997 Book Exploring spoken English - Carter, Ronald, McCarthy, Michael, 1997 Book Working with texts: a core introduction to language analysis - Ronald Carter, Beard, Adrian,, 2008 Book Discourse in late modernity: rethinking critical discourse analysis - Chouliaraki, Lilie, Norman Fairclough, 1999 Book Men talk: stories in the making of masculinities - Jennifer Coates, 2003 Book Language and gender: a reader - Jennifer Coates, Pia Pichler, 2011 Book Women, men and language: a sociolinguistic account of gender differences in language - Jennifer Coates, 2004 Book Tabloid Britain: constructing a community through language - Martin Conboy, 2006 Book The language of the news - Martin Conboy, c2007 Book Discourse of advertising - Guy Cook, 1992 Book The language of speech and writing - Sandra Cornbleet, Ronald Carter, 2001 Book Narrative analysis - Martin Cortazzi, 1993 Book Language and power in court: a linguistic analysis of the O.J. Simpson trial - Janet Cotterill, ebrary, Inc, 2003 Book 4/9 09/26/21 LING21505: Discourse Analysis Half Year 2 | Nottingham Trent University Language in the legal process - Janet Cotterill, 2002 Book Introduction to Discourse Analysis - Malcolm Coulthard, 2014 Book Advances in spoken discourse analysis - Malcolm Coulthard, ebrary, Inc, 1992 Book Advances in written text analysis - Malcolm Coulthard, ebrary, Inc, 1994 Book Styles of discourse - Coupland, Nikolas, 1988 Book Analysing casual conversation - Suzanne Eggins, Diana Slade, 2001 Book Discourse and contemporary social change - Norman Fairclough, Guiseppina Cortese, Patrizia Ardizzone, ebrary, Inc, c2007 Book Critical discourse analysis: the critical study of language - Norman Fairclough, 2010 Book Media discourse - Norman Fairclough, 1995 Book Language and power - Norman Fairclough, 2014 Book Analysing discourse: textual analysis for social research - Norman Fairclough, MyiLibrary, 2003 Book Language in the news: discourse and ideology in the press - Roger Fowler, 1991 Book An introduction to discourse analysis: theory and method - James Paul Gee, 2014 Book Forensic linguistics: an introduction to language in the justice system - Gibbons, John, 2003 Book Language and the Law - John Gibbons, 2014 Book Legal discourse: studies in linguistics, rhetoric and legal analysis - Goodrich, Peter,, 1990 Book Cohesion in English - M. A. K. Halliday, Ruqaiya Hasan, 1976 5/9 09/26/21 LING21505: Discourse Analysis Half Year 2 | Nottingham Trent University Book The language of jury trial: a corpus-aided analysis of legal-lay discourse - Chris Heffer, 2005 Book Textual interaction: an introduction to written discourse analysis - Michael Hoey, 2001 Book The handbook of language, gender, and sexuality - 2014 Book Discourse - David R. Howarth, 2000 Book English in speech and writing: investigating language and literature - Rebecca Hughes, 1996 Book The discourse reader - Jaworski, Adam, Coupland, Nikolas, 2005 Book Language in the media: representations, identities, ideologies - Sally A. Johnson, Astrid Ensslin, ebrary, Inc, c2007 Book Discourse Analysis - Barbara Johnstone, 2008 Book Discourse analysis as theory and method - Marianne Jrgensen, Louise Phillips, 2002 Book Introduction to corpus linguistics - Graeme Kennedy, 2014 Book Competing discourses: perspective and ideology in language - Lee, David, 1991 Book Word frequencies in written and spoken English: based on the British National Corpus - Geoffrey N. Leech, Paul Rayson, Andrew Wilson, 2001 Book Gender identity and discourse analysis - , Sunderland, Jane., , 2002 Book Spoken language and applied linguistics - McCarthy, Michael, 1998 Book Theories of discourse: an introduction - Macdonell, Diane, 1986 Book Global media discourse: a critical introduction - David Machin, Theo Van Leeuwen, 6/9 09/26/21 LING21505: Discourse Analysis Half Year 2 | Nottingham Trent University MyiLibrary, c2007 Book Corpus linguistics: an introduction - Tony McEnery, Andrew Wilson, c2001 Book Textual analysis: a beginner's guide - Alan McKee, ebrary, Inc, 2003 Book The language of magazines - Linda McLoughlin, ebrary, Inc, 2000 Book The language of television - Jill Marshall, Angela Werndly, 2002 Book Global media discourse: a critical introduction - David Machin, Theo Van Leeuwen, 2007 Book Courtroom discourse - Mead, Richard, 1985 Book Feminist stylistics - Sara Mills, 1995 Book Discourse - Sara Mills, MyiLibrary, 2004 Book Investigating media discourse - Anne O'Keeffe, 2006 Book Computer-assisted text analysis - Roel Popping, 2000 Book Text and discourse analysis - Raphael Salkie, ebrary, Inc, 1995 Book Narrative analysis - Riessman, Catherine Kohler, 1993 Book Discourse and social life - Srikant Sarangi, Malcolm Coulthard, 2000 Book Discourse Markers - Deborah Schiffrin, 1987 Book The handbook of discourse analysis - Deborah Schiffrin, Deborah Tannen, Heidi Ehernberger Hamilton, Wiley InterScience (Online service), 2005,2003 Book The language of judges - Lawrence Solan, ebrary, Inc, c1993 Book 7/9 09/26/21 LING21505:
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