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Contents Contributors x Introduction 1 I Discourse Analysis and Linguistics 11 1 Intonation and Discourse: Current Views from Within 13 Elizabeth Couper-Kuhlen 2 Cohesion and Texture 35 J. R. Martin 3 Discourse Markers: Language, Meaning, and Context 54 Deborah Schiffrin 4 Discourse and Semantics 76 Neal R. Norrick 5 Discourse and Relevance Theory 100 Diane Blakemore 6 Discourse and Information Structure 119 Gregory Ward and Betty J. Birner 7 Historical Discourse Analysis 138 Laurel J. Brinton 8 Typology and Discourse Analysis 161 John Myhill 9 Register Variation: A Corpus Approach 175 Douglas Biber and Susan Conrad II The Linking of Theory and Practice in Discourse Analysis 197 10 Nine Ways of Looking at Apologies: The Necessity for Interdisciplinary Theory and Method in Discourse Analysis 199 Robin Tolmach Lakoff
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Cohesion and Texture 37 The complem
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Cohesion and Texture 51 Perspective
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Discourse Markers 55 1996b; de Fina
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Discourse Markers 61 In (4), Kay is
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Discourse Markers 69 only turn-init
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Discourse Markers 71 Amsterdam/Phil
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Discourse Markers 73 Berkeley Lingu
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Discourse Markers 75 markers. In A.
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Discourse and Semantics 77 of Compo
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Discourse and Semantics 81 (1) Sue
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Discourse and Semantics 87 7 Figura
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200 Robin Tolmach Lakoff Others inc
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202 Robin Tolmach Lakoff I’m sorr
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204 Robin Tolmach Lakoff expressing
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206 Robin Tolmach Lakoff Dr. Martin
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208 Robin Tolmach Lakoff I was a re
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210 Robin Tolmach Lakoff behavior m
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212 Robin Tolmach Lakoff apology as
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214 Robin Tolmach Lakoff REFERENCES
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216 John J. Gumperz transpires in l
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218 John J. Gumperz background know
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220 John J. Gumperz of what transpi
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222 John J. Gumperz ongoing exchang
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224 John J. Gumperz rely on as part
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226 John J. Gumperz The three princ
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228 John J. Gumperz C. Goodwin, eds
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230 Emanuel A. Schegloff very likel
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232 Emanuel A. Schegloff (1) Debbie
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234 Emanuel A. Schegloff informatio
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238 Emanuel A. Schegloff presented
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242 Emanuel A. Schegloff or nonacti
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244 Emanuel A. Schegloff NOTES This
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246 Emanuel A. Schegloff answer, or
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248 Emanuel A. Schegloff Mandelbaum
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250 Monica Heller 13 Discourse and
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252 Monica Heller reality as a soci
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254 Monica Heller Indeed, while suc
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256 Monica Heller some social probl
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258 Monica Heller access to valued
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260 Monica Heller emphasized conven
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262 Monica Heller Blommaert, J., J.
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264 Monica Heller Ochs, E. 1992. In
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266 Livia Polanyi exhaustively into
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268 Livia Polanyi 2.1.1 Coordinatio
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270 Livia Polanyi characters in the
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272 Livia Polanyi A dcu which initi
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274 Livia Polanyi 4 The Explanatory
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276 Livia Polanyi Written Yiddish A
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278 Livia Polanyi 5 Summary and Con
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280 Livia Polanyi REFERENCES Asher,
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282 Sylvie Dubois and David Sankoff
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304 Michael Stubbs 16 Computer-assi
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306 Michael Stubbs These examples a
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308 Michael Stubbs If different cor
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310 Michael Stubbs analysis of inte
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312 Michael Stubbs Words often make
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314 Michael Stubbs (1983) on “pro
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316 Michael Stubbs As a very brief
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318 Michael Stubbs Armstrong, S. ed
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320 Michael Stubbs Porzig, W. (1934
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322 Jane A. Edwards Transcription i
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324 Jane A. Edwards from the meanin
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326 Jane A. Edwards Direct readabil
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328 Jane A. Edwards (Multilevel Ann
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330 Jane A. Edwards fully in McEner
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332 Jane A. Edwards slower speech.
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336 Jane A. Edwards Couper-Kuhlen 1
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338 Jane A. Edwards Additional sugg
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340 Jane A. Edwards The English tra
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342 Jane A. Edwards 4.5 Convergence
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344 Jane A. Edwards 5 General Discu
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346 Jane A. Edwards Edwards, Jane A
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Discourse and Racism 373 1 The Conc
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Discourse and Racism 379 3.2 The so
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Discourse and Racism 385 Discursive
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Discourse and Racism 387 interviewe
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Discourse and Racism 389 utterance.
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Discourse and Racism 391 11 Margret
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Discourse and Racism 393 (ed.), Das
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Political Discourse 399 example, an
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Discourse and Media 417 It is thus
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Discourse and Media 431 in the US,
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Language and Medicine 471 1 Doctor-
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Language and Medicine 477 the commu
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Language and Medicine 481 Observing
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Language and Medicine 485 resources
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Language and Medicine 487 They come
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Language and Medicine 489 Similarly
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Language and Medicine 491 5.2 Namin
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Language and Medicine 493 (cf. Oshe
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Language and Medicine 497 socially
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Narrative in Institutions 519 law,
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568 Heidi E. Hamilton 29 Discourse
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650 Christina Kakavá 33 Discourse
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