Discourse Analysis: A Resource Book for Students

A Introduction: Key Topics in the Study of Discourse Analysis 1. What is Discourse Analysis? 2. Texts and Texture 3. Texts and Their Social Functions 4. Discourse and Ideology 5. Spoken Discourse 6. Strategic Interaction 7. Context, Culture and Communication 8. Mediated Discourse Analysis 9. Multimodal Discourse Analysis 10. Corpus-Assisted Discourse Analysis B Development: Approaches to Discourse Analysis 1. Three Ways of Looking at Discourse 2. Cohesion and Coherence 3. All the Right Moves 4. Constructing Reality 5. The Texture of Talk 6. Negotiating Relationships and Activities 7. The SPEAKING Model 8. Mediation 9. Modes, Meaning and Action 10. Procedures for Corpus-Assisted Discourse Analysis C Exploration: Analyzing Discourse 1. Doing Discourse Analysis: First Steps 2. Analyzing Texture 3. Analyzing Genres 4. Other People's Voices 5. Analyzing Speech Acts 6. Analyzing Conversational Strategies 7. Analyzing Contexts 8. Doing Mediated Discourse Analysis 9. Doing Multimodal Discourse Analysis 10. Analyzing Corpora D Extension: Readings in discourse analysis 1. The Three Perspectives Revisited (Zellig Harris Henry G. Widdowson James Paul Gee) 2. Two Perspectives on tTxture (Michael A. K. Halliday and Ruqaiya Hasan David Rumelhart) 3. Genres, Discourse Communities and Power (John Swales, Vijay K. Bhatia) 4. Ideologies in Discourse (Norman Fairclough James Paul Gee) 5. Two Perspectives on Conversation (John L. Austin Emanuel A. Schegloff and Harvey Sacks) 6. Frames in Interaction (Deborah Tannen and Cynthia Wallat) 7. The Ethnography of Communication (Dell Hymes Muriel Saville-Troike) 8. Discourse and Action (Ron Scollon) 9. Two Perspectives on Multimodality (Gunther Kress, and Theo van Leeuwen Sigrid Norris) 10. Finding 'Discourses' with Corpus-Assisted Analysis (Paul Baker, and Tony McEnery)