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Doing Discourse Analysis: Methods for Studying Action in Talk and Text
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PART ONE: THEORETICAL BACKGROUND Language, Discourse and Discourse Analysis Varieties of Discourse Analysis Example of Discourse Analysis PART TWO: METHOD Discourse and Data Data Collection Preparation for Analysis PART THREE: ANALYSIS Analysis I Strategies of Interpretation Analysis II Patterns and Context Identities in Talk Research Examples PART FOUR: EVALUATING AND REPORTING Warranting in Discourse Analysis Writing the Report
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- Wood, L., & Kroger, R.
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- SAGE Publications, Inc.
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- 2000
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