The Handbook of Discourse Analysis

Index 847
story grammar 639
story lines 699
storytelling 699
characteristics of 795
in conflict strategy 653
embedded in interactional context 640
and expressing an opinion 658
in Hawaii 511
imagination in 773–80
reasons for 640–1
rights, in institutional narratives 531
straight talk 730–1
strategic communication, theory of 731–3
strategies
of long-term memory 379–80
see also communication strategies;
discourse strategies
stratificational linguistics 35, 37
stress, markings for 341
STRIPS algorithm 805
structuralist narratology 635–6
style
control over public discourse 357
interactional 232–3
of news media discourse 425, 426–7
sociolinguistic study of 284–5
stylistic variation 284–5
and social variation 295, 298–9
stylistics
and discourse analysis 450–1
and discourse markers 450
figures of speech in 285
in forensic linguistics 450
subject–object relations 756
subjectification 148
subjectivity, and ethnographic methods 260
subjects, nondiscourse initial Postposed, of
ES sentences 274–5
subordination
parsing of structures 268–70
sentential 268
substitution 36, 715
subtopic identification, in language
technology 807
summarization, and language technology
809
summary sentences, in language technology
807
supertopics 674, 675–6
suprasegmental elements, in language
teaching 714
surface structure, segmentation and
discourse 267
Swedish 64
syllables
lengthening 333
phrase-final lengthening 333
shortening 333
symbolic capital 601
symbolic interactionism 251
symbols, collective, in racism 380–1, 383
synchronic approach, in historical discourse
analysis 139
synchronic studies, of aging and discourse
and 573
synchronicity, of participation in computermediated
communication (CMC)
614–15, 617
synchronous computer-mediated
conversations (SCMCs) 663
synonyms 86
syntactic category 323
syntagmatic relations 311, 314, 315
syntax
and discourse function 119–37
of folktale 635–6
in narrative analysis 638–9
resulting from fossilization of earlier
discourse forms 147
of social episodes 704
transitivity of 359
systemic functional linguistics (SFL) 35
distinction between sentence and text 56
modeling social context in 45
register and genre theory 35–6
Tagalog 165–6
tagging 322
Taiwanese 652, 655, 661, 662
talk
adolescent girls’ 601–2
in context 726–7, 734
gender-related patterns of 553–4, 754–5
linking with task, in the classroom 504–5
and the morality of everyday life 596–8
normative order of 253
as practical and moral action 738
preference over written texts, in
communication research 735
sequencing in 597, 763
shapes an organization 763
or speech 230
structures, and discursive power 356
topic structure of 674
talk story 511, 512
talk-as-data, in praxis literature 453