More literature on genre analysis
Henrik Rahm
Henrik.Rahm at NORDLUND.LU.SE
Thu May 3 08:00:47 UTC 2001
A good theoretical point of departure would be:
Bachtin, Michail (1986): Speech genres and other late essays. Austin:
University of Texas Press.
Partly inspired by Bakhtin, however introducing a theory for
explaining how changes in society influence text changes and vice
versa:
Fairclough, Norman (1992): Discourse and Social Change. Cambridge: Polity Press
Genre specific texts:
Hauptmeier, Helmut (1987): Sketches of theories of genre. In: Poetics 16
Jansson, Rowena (2000): Getting it Together.A genre analysis of the
rhetorical structure of Open University television programmes in
science and technology. (diss.) Lund University: Department of English
Freedman, Aviva & Medway, Peter (ed.) (1994): Genre and the New
Rhetoric. London: Taylor & Frances
Paltridge, Brian (1997): Genres, frames and writing in research
settings. Amsterdam & Philadelphia: John Benjamins
Swales, John (1990): Genre analysis. English in academic and research
settings. Cambridge: Cambridge University Press
Within the research project Non-literary prose in Sweden genres have
been investigated. The main part of the work is in Swedish, but there
are summaries in English. If you are interested, contact me
(Henrik.Rahm at nordlund.lu.se).
Genre regards,
Henrik Rahm
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Henrik Rahm
Lund University
Department of Scandinavian Languages
Helgonabacken 14
S-223 62 Lund
SWEDEN
E-mail:Henrik.Rahm at nordlund.lu.se
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