The Handbook of Discourse Analysis

Index 851
word clustering, corpus analysis of 310
word forms
in computer-assisted corpus analysis
305
exhaustive lists of 324
word meaning see lexical semantics
word order
diachronic change 145–6
in historical discourse analysis
144–5
and referential distance (RD), comparison
of languages 167–8
and temporal sequencing 169 Table
8.3
theory of grounding 144–5
word relations, chains of 314
words, encoding in content-based
transcription 330
work, and institutional narratives 519
workplace
gendered discourse in the 558, 560
interaction in 257
worldwide web (WWW) 626, 806
writing
and absent reader–audience 719
discourse analysis and the teaching of
719–20
as a record of spoken language in ancient
Greece 338
writing competence, conversational dialog
and 719
writing conventions 710
writing style
descriptive 737
explicitly argumentative 737
written language, bias toward 13
written texts, conventions of expository 521
XCES (XML Corpus Encoding
Standard) 343
XML (eXtensible Markup Language) 343, 809
Yiddish 265, 269, 274–7
zones of proximal development (Vygotsky),
and cognitive development 511–12