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Summary

This second edition of the best-selling textbook Working with Discourse has been revised and updated throughout. The book builds an accessible set of analytic tools that can be used to explore how speakers and writers construe meaning through discourse. These techniques are introduced in clear steps, through analyses of spoken, written and visual texts that focus on truth and reconciliation in post-apartheid South Africa. The new edition includes a chapter on Negotiation, clear definitions of key terms, chapter summaries and revised suggestions for further reading. Accessibly written and presupposing no prior knowledge of discourse or functional linguistics, this is the ideal textbook for students encountering discourse analysis for the first time at advanced undergraduate or postgraduate level.

Author Biography

J. R. Martin is Professor of Linguistics at the University of Sydney, Australia David Rose is a Research Fellow in Education and an Honorary Associate in Linguistics, University of Sydney

List of Figures	p. vii
List of Tables	p. ix
Preface	p. xi
Interpreting social discourse	p. 1
An invitation	p. 2
A framework for discussion	p. 3
Genre	p. 8
Language, power and ideology	p. 16
How this book is organized	p. 17
How to use this book	p. 21
Appraisal: negotiating attitudes	p. 25
Negotiating attitudes	p. 26
Kinds of attitudes	p. 29
Amplifying attitudes	p. 42
Sources of attitudes	p. 48
Prosody and genre	p. 59
More detail on kinds of attitudes	p. 63
Ideation: construing experience	p. 73
Construing experience	p. 74
Taxonomic relations	p. 76
More on taxonomic relations	p. 86
Nuclear relations	p. 90
Activity sequences	p. 100
More on grammatical metaphor	p. 109
Seeing participants from the field: kinds of entities	p. 113
Conjunction: logical connections	p. 115
The logic of discourse	p. 116
External conjunction	p. 122
Internal conjunction	p. 133
Continuatives	p. 141
Displaying connections: conjunction analysis	p. 143
Logical metaphor	p. 148
Conjunction resources in full	p. 152
Identification: tracking participants	p. 156
Keeping track	p. 156
Who's who?: identifying people	p. 157
What's what?: identifying things	p. 163
Where to look?	p. 169
Tracking and genre	p. 173
Identification systems in full	p. 182
Periodicity: information flow	p. 187
Waves of information	p. 188
Little waves: Themes and News	p. 189
Bigger waves: hyperThemes and hyperNews	p. 193
Tidal waves: macroThemes, macroNews, and beyond	p. 197
How texts grow: hierarchies and series	p. 199
Hard reading	p. 204
A note on headings	p. 209
Texture: phasing discourse systems	p. 215
Negotiation: interacting in dialogue	p. 219
Interacting in dialogue	p. 220
Exchanging roles: Speech Function	p. 223
Speech function and mood	p. 227
Responding	p. 231
Sequencing moves: Exchange Structure	p. 236
Interrupting exchanges: tracking and challenging	p. 240
Extended exchanges: Move and Exchange complexes	p. 244
Negotiation and beyond	p. 251
Tackling a Text	p. 255
Getting going	p. 256
Inauguration Day: from outlaw to president	p. 265
The Cost of Courage: from domination to freedom	p. 272
The Meaning of Freedom: from self to community	p. 278
Reprise	p. 292
Connections	p. 295
Context: register and genre	p. 296
Data	p. 310
Critical Discourse Analysis (CDA)	p. 314
Multimodal Discourse Analysis (MDA)	p. 321
Voices	p. 330
	p. 335
	p. 345
References	p. 347
Index	p. 357
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