11.2523, Books: Discourse Analysis
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Subject: 11.2523, Books: Discourse Analysis
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Date: 22 Nov 2000 14:05:57 -0000
From: "Coleman, Sarah" <SCole at Blackwellpub.com>
Subject: Discourse Analysis: How Conversation Works by R. Wardhaugh
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Date: 22 Nov 2000 14:05:57 -0000
From: "Coleman, Sarah" <SCole at Blackwellpub.com>
Subject: Discourse Analysis: How Conversation Works by R. Wardhaugh
How Conversation Works
Author
Ronald Wardhaugh, University of Toronto
Conversation is very often spontaneous, natural and informal. But
even at its most casual it is governed by rules and principles of
language and behaviour. This book lays bare the structure of
conversation, describing what happens when people talk to each other
and explaining why they say what they say in a wide variety of
circumstances.
Ronald Wardhaugh explores many aspects of conversation, asking how
conversations start, how we decide who will speak next, how we change
the subject, and how we know when a conversation has finished. This
book is the most accessible guide to discourse analysis and pragmatics
yet written and will be read with profit and enjoyment by students and
general readers alike.
How Conversation Works has been out of print, but is now again available
through Blackwell Publishers exciting new print-on-demand service. Go to
amazon.com or bn.com to order.
1985/230 pp./0631139397/PB/List: $28.95
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