The Handbook of Discourse Analysis

836 Index
Mexico 361
Middle English (ME) 141, 143, 144, 147,
149–51
discourse markers 64
middle range, theories of the 759
middle-aged language, as a norm 570
migration, and racism 376
mimesis 778
mimetic props 778–80
mimicry, by register shifts 24
mind, Chomsky’s modular view of the
101
mind control, and discursive power
357–8
minority languages, and media discourse
research 429
miscommunication
between the sexes 551–3, 604
in communicative interaction 710
and cultural differences in practices 225
misinterpretation, of contextualization cues
545
misunderstanding 89
cross-cultural, and persuasive
strategies 654
in oral communication 720
modal responsibility, in discourse
semantics 39
modality 273, 359
for institutional narratives 525–6
mode 45
models
in human sciences 693–5
use in social psychology 691–3
modularity, and computational models 806
Montréal corpus 288
mood 81
moral action, talk as 738
moral dimension, of social psychology
690–1
moral tales 47
moral talk 596–8
morality
of everyday life, talk and the 596–8
in middle childhood 602
in peer talk 601–3
mothering, the discourse of 597
moves
in discourse organization 476
in discourse parsing 272
interactional 760
MUDs (Multi-User Dimensions) 616, 621–2,
623
multidocument integration, and language
technology 809
multilingualism 255
multivariate statistical techniques 184
multivocality 755–7
naming 408
illness terms across languages 491
narrative
meaning of term 639
unvoiced 791
narrative accounts, as everyday morality
598
narrative analysis 643
apology 211
personal experience narrative (PEN)
636–9
narrative clauses, in personal experience
narrative (PEN) 637
narrative form, and topic inclusion 598
narrative organization, change from oral to
literate techniques 150
narrative perspective, double 789–90
narrative research, across disciplines
643–4
narrative skill, development of 641–2
narrative structure 268
and news media discourse 424, 425–6
research on 639–40, 641
narrative style
cultural differences in 511, 512
development of 641–2
narratives
cross-cultural differences in functions of
642
cultural practices 46–7
and discourse analysis 635–49
discourse markers in 54
discourse models for 780–3
exemplary 523
forms of 778
imagination in 773–80
and institutional work 519–21
in linguistics 635
literary compared with storytelling 643
in medicine 480–2
medium and mimetic props 778–80
the microstructure of social episodes
698–9
“minimal” 637
modeling for computational purposes
644
participating in 780–3