Language and power a resource book for students /

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Main Author: Simpson, Paul, 1959-
Other Authors: Mayr, Andrea, 1972-
Format: Electronic
Language:English
Published: London ; New York : Routledge, 2010.
Series:Routledge English language introductions series.
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Table of Contents:
  • Introduction: key topics in the study of language and power
  • Language and power
  • The discourse of institutions and organizations
  • Power and talk
  • Language and gender
  • Language and race
  • Humour, language and power
  • Language and the law
  • Language and advertising
  • Language in the new capitalism
  • Language and politics
  • Development: approaches to the study of language and power
  • Critical linguistics and critical discourse analysis
  • Registers of discourse
  • Studying spoken discourse
  • Gender and power: using the transitivity model
  • The representation of social actors
  • The discourse of humour and irony
  • Developments in forensic discourse analysis
  • Advertising discourse: methods for analysis
  • Language and new capitalism: developments
  • Studying political discourse: developments
  • Exploration: analysing language and power
  • Beginning analysis
  • Exploring register and ideology
  • Power and resistance in spoken discourse
  • Analysing gender
  • A workshop on the representation of social actors
  • Analysing humour and power
  • Exploring forensic texts
  • Analysing advertisements
  • Analysing the language of new capitalism
  • Analysing political discourse
  • Extension: readings in language and power
  • Critical linguistics / Roger Fowler and Gunther Kress
  • Bureaucracy and social control / Srikant Sarangi and Stefaan Slembrouck
  • Power and resistance in police interviews / Kate Haworth
  • Masculinity and men's magazines / Bethan Benwell
  • Discourse and the denial of racism / Teun van Dijk
  • Humour and hatred / Michael Billig
  • Forensic linguistics / Malcolm Coulthard
  • Language style and lifestyle (David Machin and Theo van Leeuwen)
  • Language in the global service economy / Deborah Cameron
  • Critical metaphor analysis / Jonathan Charteris-Black
  • Web strand
  • Evaluation and re-evaluation: stuyding language and power
  • Language and power: extending the analysis
  • Practising corpus-assisted critical discourse analysis
  • Speaking sincerely / Martin Montgomery.