The Bloomsbury Handbook of Discourse Analysis

Cover\nContents\nList of Figures\nList of Tables\nNotes on Contributors\nAcknowledgements\nIntroduction\rKen Hyland, Brian Paltridge and Lillian L.C. Wong\nPart I Approaches to Discourse Analysis\n	1 Data collection and transcription in discourse analysis: A technological history Rodney H. Jones\n	2 Conversation analysis Hansun Zhang Waring\n	3 Critical discourse studies Ruth Wodak\n	4 Genre analysis Christine M. Tardy\n	5 Narrative analysis Mike Baynham\n	6 Systemic functional linguistics J R Martin\n	7 Corpus-based discourse analysis Bethany Gray and Douglas Biber\nPart II Areas of Research\n	8 Spoken discourse Rebecca Hughes\n	9 Academic discourse Ken Hyland\n	10 Researching workplace discourse Janet Holmes\n	11 News discourse Roberta Facchinetti\n	12 Discourse and intercultural communication Carolin Debray and Helen Spencer-Oatey\n	13 Discourse and gender Paul Baker\n	14 Discourse and race Angel M. Y. Lin and Ryuko Kubota\n	15 Classroom discourse Steve Walsh\n	16 Discourse and politeness Michael Haugh\nPart III New Directions in Discourse Analysis\n	17 Discourse analysis and ethnography Dwight Atkinson, Hanako Okada and Steven Talmy\n	18 Multimodal discourse analysis Kay L. O’Halloran\n	19 Discourse and English as a lingua franca Barbara Seidlhofer\n	20 Discourse and computer-mediated communication Christoph A. Hafner\n	21 Discourse and social media Michele Zappavigna\n	22 Discourse and identity Lisa J. McEntee-Atalianis\n	23 Medical discourse Timothy Halkowski\n	24 Forensic discourse analysis: A work in progress John Olsson\n	25 Discourse and ageing Virpi Ylänne\nGlossary\nIndex