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Contents: James Archibald: Foreword: Discursive Identity in Professional Communication - Giuliana Garzone: Actors, Identities and Roles in Professional and Academic Discourse: An Introduction - Srikant Sarangi: Reconfiguring Self/Identity/Status/Role: The Case of Professional Role Performance in Healthcare Encounters - James Archibald: Sex and Textness: Do Men and Women Write and Rewrite the Same Way? - Costanza Cucchi: Vague Expressions in the European Parliament: A Marker of Cultural Identity? - Cinzia Spinzi/Eliana Terminiello: 'It's up to all of us': Social Identity in the Language of Public Warnings - Paola Evangelisti Allori: Content as Indicator of Genre Identity. Key Concepts in Sports-related Arbitral Awards - Alessandra Fazio/Michela Menghini: Professional Identity in Sports-Related Discourse: A Study on the Modelling of a Dynamic Conceptual Structure - Bettina Mottura: Chinese Civil Servants and the Creation of a Discourse Community to Promote Social Change - Giuliana Garzone/Maurizio Catino/Giampietro Gobo/Miriam Bait/Paola Catenaccio/Chiara Degano/Simone Rozzi: Towards an Integrated Model for the Understanding of Communication Failures in Aviation Accidents: Tenuous Identities under Pressure - William Bromwich: Representation of Self and Other in Everyday Life: The Language of Disability in the Handcycle Corpus - Kjersti Fløttum: Linguistically Marked Cultural Identity in Research Articles - Davide Simone Giannoni: Metaphoric Values and Disciplinary Identity in English Research Articles - Michele Sala: Interrogative Forms as Professional Identity Markers in Legal Research Articles - Ulisse Belotti: Manifestations of Identity in Research Articles: The Case of Italian Economics Scholars - Stefania M. Maci: Argumentative Structure in American and Italian Medical Research Articles - Larissa D'Angelo: Exploring Gender Identity in Academic Book Reviews - Polly Walsh: Multiple Roles and Footing Shifts in Academic Lectures.

Foreword: Discursive Identity in Professional Communication	p. 9
Professional Settings Actors, Identities and Roles in Professional and Academic Discourse: An Introduction	p. 15
Reconfiguring Self/Identity/Status/Role: The Case of Professional Role Performance in Healthcare Encounters	p. 33
Sex and Textness: Do Men and Women Write and Rewrite the Same Way?	p. 59
Vague Expressions in the European Parliament: A Marker of Cultural Identity?	p. 85
ôItÆs up to all of usö: Social Identity in the Language of Public Warnings
Content as Indicator of Genre Identity. Key Concepts in Sports-related Arbitral Awards	p. 137
Professional Identity in Sports-Related Discourse: A Study on the Modelling of a Dynamic Conceptual Structure	p. 161
Chinese Civil Servants and the Creation of a Discourse Community to Promote Social Change	p. 189
Towards an Integrated Model for the Understanding Of Communication Failures in Aviation Accidents: Tenuous Identities under Pressure	p. 207
Representation of Self and Other in Everyday Life: The Language of Disability in the Handcycle Corpus	p. 243
Academic Settings Linguistically Marked Cultural Identity in Research Articles	p. 265
Metaphoric Values and Disciplinary Identity in English Research Articles	p. 279
Interrogative Forms as Professional Identity Markers in Legal Research Articles	p. 299
Manifestations of Identity in Research Articles: The Case of Italian Economics Scholars	p. 319
Argumentative Structure in American and Italian Medical Research Articles	p. 341
Exploring Gender Identity in Academic Book Reviews	p. 363
Multiple Roles and Footing Shifts in Academic Lectures	p. 383
Notes on Contributors	p. 407
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