Contents
Discourse & Society 1990-2005.
In
chronolological order: Volumes 1-16
Volume 1
(1990)
Van Dijk, T.
A. (1990).
Discourse & Society: A New Journal for a New Research Focus.
Discourse
& Society, 1(1), 5-16.
Billig, M.
(1990).
Stacking the cars of ideology: The history of the ”Sun Souvenir Royal
Album”.
Discourse & Society, 1(1), 17-38.
Downing, J.
(1990).
Seidel, G.
(1990). ´Thank
God I Said No to Aids´: On the Changing Discourse of Aids in
West, C.
(1990). Not Just
´Doctors´ Orders´: Directive-Response Sequences in Patients´ Visits to
Women
and Men Physicians. Discourse & Society, 1(1), 85-112.
Blommaert, J.
(1990).
Modern African Political Style: Strategies and Genre in Swahili
Political
Discourse. Discourse & Society, 1(2), 115-131.
Mehan, H.,
Nathanson, C.
E., Skelly, J. M. (1990). Nuclear discourse in the 1980s: The
unravelling
conventions of the cold war. Discourse & Society, 1(2), 133-166.
Ullah, P.
(1990). Rhetoric
and ideology in social identification: The case of second generation
Irish
youths. Discourse & Society, 1(2), 167-188.
Waudag.
(1990). The
rhetorical construction of a President. Discourse & Society, 1(2),
189-200.
Chilton, P.
(1990).
Politeness, Politics and Diplomacy. Discourse & Society, 1(2),
201-224.
Volume 2
(1991)
Michael, M.
(1991). Discourses
of
Danger and Dangerous Discourses: Patrolling the Borders of Nature,
Society and
Science. Discourse & Society, 2(1), 5-28.
Wilson, J.
(1991). The
Linguistic Pragmatics of Terrorist Acts. Discourse & Society, 2(1),
29-45.
Yankah, K.
(1991). Oratory
in Akan society. Discourse & Society, 2(1), 47-64.
Wodak, R.
(1991). Turning
the tables: Anti-semitic discourse in post-war
Wiesner, M.
J. (1991).
Mario M. Cuomo decides to run: The construction of a political self.
Discourse
& Society, 2(1), 85-104.
Corradi, C.
(1991). Text,
context and individual meaning: Rethinking life stories in a
hermeneutic
framework. Discourse & Society, 2(1), 105-118.
Boynton, G.
R. (1991).
When senators and publics meet at the Environmental Protection
Subcommittee.
Discourse & Society, 2(2), 131-156.
Fisher, S.
(1991). A discourse
of the social: Medical talk/powertalk/oppositional talk? Discourse
&
Society, 2(2), 157-182.
Hacker, K.
L., Coste, T.
G., Kamm, D. F., & Bybee, C. R. (1991). Oppositional readings of
newtork
television news: Viewer deconstruction. Discourse & Society, 2(2),
183-202.
Liebes, T.,
& Ribak,
R. (1991). A mother´s battle against TV news: A case study of political
socialization. Discourse & Society, 2(2), 203-222.
Sorenson, J.
(1991). Mass
media and discourse on famine in the Horn of Africa. Discourse &
Society, 2(2),
223-242.
Allen, R. L.,
& Kuo,
C. (1991). Communications and beliefs about racial equality. Discourse
&
Society, 2(3), 259-279.
Ball, M. A.
(1991).
Revisiting the
Fletcher, C.
(1991). The
police war story and the narrative of inequality. Discourse &
Society, 2(3),
297-311.
Mumby, D. K.,
& Stohl,
C. (1991). Power and discourse in organization studies: absence and the
dialectic of control. Discourse & Society, 2(3), 313-332.
Potter, J.,
Wetherell, M.,
& Chitty, A. (1991). Quantification rhetoric - cancer on
television. Discourse
& Society, 2(3), 333-365.
Cole, C. M.
(1991). ´Oh
wise women of the stall...´. Discourse & Society, 2(4), 401-411.
De Francisco,
V. L.
(1991). The Sounds of Silence: How Men Silence Women in Marital
Relations. Discourse
& Society, 2(4), 413-423.
Etter-Lewis,
G. (1991).
Standing up and speaking out: African American women´s narrative
legacy. Discourse
& Society, 2(4), 425-437.
Arveda
Kissling, E.
(1991). Street harassment: The language of sexual terrorism. Discourse
&
Society, 2(4), 451-460.
Krol, T.
(1991). Women
talk about talk at work. Discourse & Society, 2(4), 461-476.
Pizzini, F.
(1991).
Communication Hierarchies in Humour: Gender Differences in the
Obstetrical/Gynaecological Setting. Discourse & Society, 2(4),
477-488.
Troemel
Ploetz, S. (1991).
Review Essay: Selling the Apolitical. Discourse & Society, 2(4),
489-502.
Volume 3
(1992)
Astroff, R.
J., &
Nyberg, A. K. (1992). Discursive hierarchies and the construction of
crisis in
the news: a case study. Discourse & Society, 3(1), 5-23.
Carbó, T.
(1992). Towards
an interpretation of interruptions in Mexican parliamentary discourse.
Discourse & Society, 3(1), 25-45.
Nir, R.,
& Roeh,
Saferstein,
B. (1992).
Collective cognition and collaborative work: the effects of cognitive
and
communicative processes on the organization of television production.
Discourse
& Society, 3(1), 61-86.
Van Dijk, T.
A. (1992).
Discourse and the Denial of Racism. Discourse & Society, 3(1),
87-118.
Holmes, J.
(1992). Women´s
talk in public contexts. Discourse & Society, 3(2), 131-150.
Ehrlich, S.,
& King,
R. (1992). Gender-based language reform and the social construction of
meaning.
Discourse & Society, 3(2), 151-166.
Günthner, S.
(1992). The
construction of gendered discourse: An analysis of German-Chinese
interactions.
Discourse & Society, 3(2), 167-191.
Fairclough,
N. L. (1992).
Discourse and Text: Linguistic and Intertextual Analysis within
Discourse
Analysis. Discourse & Society, 3(2), 193-217.
Novek, E. M.
(1992). Read
It and Weep: How Metaphor Limits Views of Literacy. Discourse &
Society,
3(2), 219-233.
McLeod, D.
M., &
Hertog, J. K. (1992). The manufacture of ´public opinion´ by reporters:
informal cues for public perceptions of protest groups. Discourse &
Society, 3(3), 259-275.
Cooks, L. M.,
& Hale,
C. L. (1992). A feminist approach to the empowerment of women
mediators. Discourse
& Society, 3(3), 277-300.
Ochs, E.,
& Taylor, C.
(1992). Family Narrative as Political Activity. Discourse &
Society, 3(3),
301-340.
Lee, J. &
Craig, R. L.
(1992). News as an ideological framework: comparing
Harwood, J.,
& Giles,
H. (1992). ´Don´t Make Me Laugh´: Age Representations in a Humorous
Context.
Discourse & Society, 3(4), 403-436.
Tulloch, J.,
&
Chapman, S. (1992). Experts in crisis: the framing of radio debate
about the
risk of AIDS to heterosexuals. Discourse & Society, 3(4), 437-467.
Gastil, J.
(1992).
Undemocratic discourse: a review of theory and research on political
discourse.
Discourse & Society, 3(4), 469-500.
Volume 4
(1993)
Chilton, P.,
& Ilyin,
M. (1993). Metaphor in political discourse: The case of the common
European
house”. Discourse & Society, 4(1), 7-32.
Schäffner,
C., &
Porsch, P. (1993). Meeting the challenge in the path to democracy:
Discursive
strategies in government declarations in
Biryuokov,
N., &
Sergeyev, V. (1993). Parliamentarianism and sobornost´. Discourse &
Society, 4(1), 57-74.
Achard, P.
(1993).
Discourse and Social Praxis in the Construction of Nation and State.
Discourse
& Society, 4(1), 75-98.
Thornborrow,
J. (1993).
Metaphors of security: A comparison of representations in defence
discourse in
post-cold-war
Fairclough,
N. L. (1993).
Critical discourse analysis and the marketisation of public discourse:
the
universities. Discourse & Society, 4(2), 133-168.
Kress,
G. (1993). Against Arbitrariness: The Social Production of the Sign as
a
Foundational Issue in Critical Discourse Analysis. Discourse
& Society 4(2), 169-91.
Van Leeuwen,
T. (1993).
Genre and field in critical discourse analysis: a synopsis. Discourse
&
Society, 4(2), 193-223.
Wodak, R.,
&
Matouschek, B. (1993). ´We are dealing with people whose origins one
can clarly
tell just by looking´: critical discourse analysis and the study of
neo-racism
in contemporary
Van Dijk, T.
A. (1993). Principles of Critical Discourse
Analysis. Discourse and Society 4(2), 249-283.
Youssef, V.
(1993).
Marking Solidarity across the Trinidad Speech Community: The Use of an
ting in
Medical Counselling to Break Down Power Differentials. Discourse &
Society,
4(3), 291-306.
Lupton, D.
(1993). AIDS
risk and heterosexuality in the Australian press. Discourse &
Society, 4(3),
307-328.
Rae, J.,
& Drury, J.
(1993). Reification and evidence in rhetoric on economic recession:
some
methods used in the
Bowers, J.,
& Iwi, K.
(1993). The Discursive Construction of Society. Discourse & Society
4(3),
357-393.
Nwoye, O. G.
(1993).
Social issues on walls: graffiti in university lavatories. Discourse
&
Society, 4(4), 419-442.
Lazar, M. M.
(1993).
Equalizing gender-relations: a case of double-talk. Discourse &
Society,
4(4), 443-465.
Volume 5
(1994)
Akioye, A. A.
(1994). The
Rhetorical Construction of Radical Africanism at the United-Nations:
Metaphoric
Cluster as Strategy. Discourse & Society, 5(1), 7-31.
Bogoch, B.
(1994). Power,
Distance and Solidarity: Models of Professional-Client Interaction in
an
Israeli Legal Aid Setting. Discourse & Society, 5(1), 65-88.
Coupland, J.,
Robinson, J.
D., & Coupland, N. (1994). Frame Negotiation in Doctor-Elderly
Patient
Consultations. Discourse & Society, 5(1), 89-124.
Wood, L. A.,
& Rennie,
H. (1994). Formulating Rape: The Discursive Construction of Victims and
Villains. Discourse & Society, 5(1), 125-148.
Komter, M. L.
(1994).
Accusations and Defences in Courtroom Interaction. Discourse &
Society,
5(2), 165-187.
Coates, L.,
Bavelas, J.
B., & Gibson, J. (1994). Anomalous Language in Sexual Assault Trial
Judgments. Discourse & Society, 5(2), 189-206.
Johnson, D.
M. (1994). Who
Is We: Constructing Communities in United-States-Mexico Border
Discourse.
Discourse & Society, 5(2), 207-231.
Maynard, S.
K. (1994).
Images of Involvement and Integrity: Rhetorical Style of a Japanese
Politician.
Discourse & Society, 5(2), 233-261.
Jacquemet, M.
(1994).
T-Offenses and Metapragmatic Attacks: Strategies of Interactional
Dominance.
Discourse & Society, 5(3), 297-319.
Meyers, M.
(1994).
Defining Homosexuality: News Coverage of the Repeal the Ban
Controversy.
Discourse & Society, 5(3), 321-344.
O´Donnell, H.
(1994).
Mapping the Mythical: A Geopolitics of National Sporting Stereotypes.
Discourse
& Society, 5(3), 345-380.
Van
Teeffelen, T. (1994).
Racism and Metaphor: The Palestinian-Israeli Conflict in Popular
Literature.
Discourse & Society, 5(3), 381-405.
Potter, J.
(1994). Review
Article: Lectures on Conversation. Discourse & Society, 5(3),
407-411.
Fang, Y. J.
(1994). Riots
and Demonstrations in the Chinese Press: A Case-Study of Language and
Ideology.
Discourse & Society, 5(4), 463-481.
Graber, D. A.
(1994). The
Infotainment Quotient in Routine Television-News: A Directors
Perspective.
Discourse & Society, 5(4), 483-508.
Hackett, R.
A., &
Zhao, Y. Z. (1994). Challenging a Master Narrative: Peace Protest and
Opinion
Editorial Discourse in the United-States Press During the Gulf-War.
Discourse
& Society, 5(4), 509-541.
Hyden, M.,
& McCarthy,
Volume 6
(1995)
Jalbert, P.
L. (1995).
Critique and Analysis in Media Studies: Media Criticism as Practical
Action.
Discourse & Society, 6(1), 7-26.
Nilan, P.
(1995).
Negotiating Gendered Identity in Classroom Disputes and Collaboration.
Discourse & Society, 6(1), 27-47.
Martín Rojo,
L. (1995).
Division and rejection: from the personification of the Gulf conflict
to the
demonisation of Saddam Hussein. Discourse & Society, 6(1), 49-79.
Van Leeuwen,
T. J. (1995).
Representing Social-Action. Discourse & Society, 6(1), 81-106.
West, C.
(1995). Women´s
Competence in Conversation. Discourse & Society, 6(1), 107-131.
Biryukov, N.,
Gleisner,
J., & Sergeyev, V. (1995). The Crisis of ´sobornost´: Parliamentary
Discourse in Present-Day Russia. Discourse & Society, 6(2), 149-175.
Hardt-Mautner,
G. (1995).
How Does One Become a Good European: The British-Press and European
Integration. Discourse & Society, 6(2), 177-205.
Shuy, R. W.
(1995). How a
Judge´s Voir Dire Can Teach a Jury What to Say. Discourse &
Society, 6(2),
207-222.
Swales, J.
M., &
Rogers, P. S. (1995). Discourse and the Projection of Corporate
Culture: The
Van Dijk, T.
A. (1995).
Discourse Semantics and Ideology. Discourse & Society, 6(2),
243-289.
O´Connor, P.
E. (1995).
Discourse of Violence. Discourse & Society, 6(3), 309-318.
Thiesmeyer,
L. (1995). The
Discourse of Official Violence: Anti-Japanese North American Discourse
and the
American Internment Camps. Discourse & Society, 6(3), 319-352.
Adams, P. J.,
Towns, A.,
& Gavey, N. (1995). Dominance and Entitlement: The Rhetoric Men Use
to
Discuss Their Violence towards Women. Discourse & Society, 6(3),
387-406.
Hale, C. L.,
Tardy, R. W.,
& Farley-Lucas, B. (1995). Children´s Talk about Conflict: An
Exploration
of the Voices and Views of the ´Experts´. Discourse & Society,
6(3),
407-427.
O´Connor, P.
E. (1995).
Speaking of Crime: ´I Don´t Know What Made Me Do It´. Discourse &
Society,
6(3), 429-456.
Oconnor, P.
E. (1995).
Speaking of Crime: I Dont Know What Made Me Do It. Discourse &
Society,
6(3), 429-456.
Brookes, H.
J. (1995).
´Suit, Tie and a Touch of Juju´-The Ideological Construction of Africa:
A
Critical Discourse Analysis of News on
Rymes, B.
(1995). The
Construction of Moral Agency in the Narratives of High-School
Drop-Outs.
Discourse & Society, 6(4), 495-516.
Triandafyllidou,
A.
(1995). The Chernobyl Accident in the Italian Press: A ´Media
Story-Line´.
Discourse & Society, 6(4), 517-536.
Volume 7
(1996)
McIlvenny, P.
(1996).
Popular Public Discourse at Speakers´ Corner: Negotiating Cultural
Identities
in Interaction. Discourse & Society, 7(1), 7-37.
Morrison, A.,
& Love,
A. (1996). A Discourse of Disillusionment: Letters to the Editor in Two
Zimbabwean Magazines 10 Years after
Patthey-Chavez,
G. G.,
Clare, L., & Youmans, M. (1996). Watery Passion: The Struggle
between
Hegemony and Sexual Liberation in Erotic Fiction for Women. Discourse
&
Society, 7(1), 77-106.
Tyler, A.,
& Boxer, D.
(1996). Sexual Harassment: Cross-Cultural Cross-Linguistic
Perspectives.
Discourse & Society, 7(1), 107-133.
Connell,
Coupland, J.
(1996).
Dating advertisementes: discourses of the commodified self. Discourse
&
Society, 7(2), 187-202.
Phillips, L.
(1996).
Rhetoric and the spread of the discourse of Thatcherism. Discourse
&
Society, 7(2), 209-241.
Semino, E.,
& Masci,
M. (1996). Politics Is Football: Metaphor in the Discourse of Silvio
Berlusconi
in
Antaki, C.,
& Rapley,
M. (1996). ´Quality of Life´ Talk: The Liberal Paradox of Psychological
Testing. Discourse & Society, 7(3), 293-316.
De Goede, M.
(1996).
Ideology in the
Sarangi, S.
(1996).
Conflation of Institutional and Cultural Stereotyping in Asian
Migrants´
Discourse. Discourse & Society, 7(3), 359-387.
Simon-Vandenbergen,
A. M.
(1996). Image-Building through Modality: The Case of Political
Interviews.
Discourse & Society, 7(3), 389-415.
Yedes, J.
(1996). Playful
Teasing: Kiddin´ on the Square. Discourse & Society, 7(3), 417-438.
Bergvall, V.
L., &
Remlinger, K. A. (1996). Reproduction, resistance and gender in
educational
discourse: the role of Critical Discourse Analysis. Discourse &
Society, 7(4),
453-479.
Hutchby,
Najjar, O. A.
(1996). ´The
editorial family of al-Kateb bows in respect´: the construction of
Martyrdom
Text Genre in one Palestinian political and literary magazine.
Discourse &
Society, 7(4), 499-530.
Pélissier
Kingfisher, C.
(1996). Women on welfare: conversational sites of acquiescence and
dissent. Discourse
& Society, 7(4), 531-557.
Volume 8
(1997)
Coupland, N.,
&
Coupland, J. (1997). Bodies, beaches and burn-times: ´environmentalism´
and its
discursive competitors. Discourse & Society, 8(1), 7-25.
Hepburn, A.
(1997).
Teachers and Secondary-School Bullying: A Postmodern Discourse
Analysis.
Discourse & Society, 8(1), 27-48.
Obeng, S. G.
(1997).
Language and politics: Indirectness in political discourse. Discourse
&
Society, 8(1), 49-83.
Tannock, S.
(1997).
Positioning the worker: discursive practice in a workplace literacy
program. Discourse
& Society, 8(1), 85-116.
Vasilachis de
Gialdino,
Schegloff, E.
A. (1997).
Whose text? Whose context? Discourse & Society, 8(2), 165-187.
Azuma, S.
(1997). Speech
Accommodation and Japanese Emperor-Hirohito. Discourse & Society,
8(2),
189-202.
Edley, N.,
&
Wetherell, M. (1997). Jockeying for position: the construction of
masculine
identities. Discourse & Society, 8(2), 203-217.
Garcia, A.
(1997).
Interactional constraints on proposal generation in mediation hearings:
a
preliminary investigation. Discourse & Society, 8(2), 219-247.
Mehan, H.
(1997). The
discourse of the illegal immigration debate: a case study in the
politics of
representation. Discourse & Society, 8(2), 249-270.
Bing, J. M.,
&
Lombardo, L. X. (1997). Talking Past Each Other About Sexual
Harassment: An
Exploration of Frames for Understanding. Discourse & Society, 8(3),
293-311.
Conefrey, T.
(1997).
Gender, culture and authority in a university life sciences laboratory.
Discourse
& Society, 8(3), 313-340.
Galasinski,
D., &
Jaworski, A. (1997). The linguistic construction of reality in the
”Black Book
of Polish Censorship”. Discourse & Society, 8(3), 341-357.
Hayashi, R.
(1997).
Hierarchical interdependence expressed through conversational styles in
Japanese women´s magazines. Discourse & Society, 8(3), 359-389.
Salskov-Iversen,
D.
(1997). A discursive perspective on British local government´s response
to
change: a tale of two cities. Discourse & Society, 8(3), 391-415.
Flowerdew, J.
(1997). The
discourse of colonial withdrawal: a case study in the creation of
mythic discourse.
Discourse & Society, 8(4), 453-477.
Kessapidu, S.
(1997). A
critical linguistic approach to a corpus of business letters in Greek.
Discourse
& Society, 8(4), 479-500.
Larson, J.
(1997).
Indexing instruction: the social construction of the participation
framework in
kindergarten journal-writing activity. Discourse & Society, 8(4),
501-522.
Martín Rojo,
L., & Van
Dijk, T. A. (1997). ”There was a problem, and it was solved!”
Legitimating the
Expulsion of ´Illegal´ Immigrants in Spanish Parliamentary Discourse.
Discourse
& Society, 8(4), 523-567.
Volume 9
(1998)
Chouliaraki,
L. (1998).
Regulation in ´progressivist´ pedagogic discourse: individualized
teacher-pupil
talk. Discourse & Society, 9(1), 5-32.
Hanak,
Ilie, C.
(1998). The
ideological remapping of semantic roles in totalitarian discourse, or,
how to
paint white roses red. Discourse & Society, 9(1), 57-80.
Yeung, L. N.
T. (1998).
Linguistic forms of consultative management discourse. Discourse &
Society,
9(1), 81-101.
Ehrlich, S.
(1998). The
Discursive Reconstruction of Sexual Consent. Discourse & Society,
9(2),
149-171.
Frewin, K.,
& Tuffin,
K. (1998). Police status, conformity and internal pressure: a
discursive
analysis of police culture. Discourse & Society, 9(2), 173-185.
Kleiner, B.
(1998). The
modern racist ideology and its reproduction in ”pseudo-argument”.
Discourse
& Society, 9(2), 187-215.
Stokoe, E. H.
(1998).
Talking about gender: the conversational construction of gender
categories in
academic discourse. Discourse & Society, 9(2), 217-240.
Wierzbicka,
A. (1998).
German ´cultural scripts´: public signs as a key to social attitudes
and
cultural values. Discourse & Society, 9(2), 241-282.
Jones, R. H.
(1998). 2
Faces of AIDS in Hong-Kong: Culture and the Construction of the AIDS
Celebrity.
Discourse & Society, 9(3), 309-338.
Jones, R. H.
(1998). Two
faces of AIDS in
Kelly-Holmes,
H. (1998).
The discourse of western marketing professionals in central and eastern
Wetherell, M.
(1998).
Positioning and Interpretative Repertoires: Conversation Analysis and
Poststructuralism
in Dialogue. Discourse & Society, 9(3), 387-412.
Schegloff, E.
A. (1998).
Positioning and Interpretative Repertoires: Conversation Analysis and
Poststructuralism in Dialogue: Reply to Wetherell. Discourse &
Society,
9(3), 413-416.
Cameron, D.
(1998). Is
There Any Ketchup, Vera: Gender, Power and Pragmatics. Discourse &
Society,
9(4), 437-455.
Connell,
Iedema, R. A.
M. (1998). Institutional
responsibility and hidden meanings. Discourse & Society, 9(4),
481-500.
Iwasaki, S.,
& Horie,
P. I. (1998) The ´Northridge Eartquake´ conversations: conversational
patterns
in Japanese and Thai and their cultural significance. Discourse &
Society, 9(4),
501-529.
Iwasaki, S.,
& Horie,
P. I. (1998). The Northridge Earthquake Conversations: Conversational
Patterns
in Japanese and Thai and Their Cultural Significance. Discourse &
Society,
9(4), 501-529.
Ostermann, A.
C.,
Keller-Cohen, D. (1998). ´Good girls to to heaven; bad girls....´ learn
to be
good: quizzes in American and Brazilian teenage girls´ magazines.
Discourse
& Society, 9(4), 531-558.
Volume 10
(1999)
Iedema, R.,
& Wodak,
R. (1999). Introduction: organizational discourses and practices.
Discourse
& Society, 10(1), 5-19.
Lemke, J. L.
(1999).
Discourse and organizational dynamics: website communication and
institutional
change. Discourse & Society, 10(1), 21-47.
Iedema, R.
(1999).
Formalizing organizational meaning. Discourse & Society, 10(1),
49-65.
Straehle, C.,
Weiss, G.,
Wodak, R., Muntigl, P., & Sedlak, M. (1999). Struggle as metaphor
in
European Union discourses on unemployment. Discourse & Society,
10(4),
67-99.
Menz, F.
(1999). Who Am I
Gonna Do This with: Self-Organization, Ambiguity and Decision-Making in
a
Business-Enterprise. Discourse & Society, 10(1), 101-128.
De Cillia,
R., Reisigl,
M., & Wodak, R. (1999). The discursive construction of national
identities.
Discourse & Society, 10(2), 149-173.
Downing, J.
D. H. (1999).
Hate Speech and First-Amendment Absolutism Discourses in the Us.
Discourse
& Society, 10(2), 175-189.
Santaana, O.
(1999). Like
an Animal I Was Treated: Anti-Immigrant Metaphor in Us Public
Discourse.
Discourse & Society, 10(2), 191-224.
Thonus, T.
(1999). Dominance
in academic writing tutorials: gender, language proficiency, and the
offering
of suggestions. Discourse & Society, 10(2), 225-248.
Sotillo, S.
M., &
Starace-Nastasi, D. (1999). Political discourse of a working-class
town. Discourse
& Society, 10(2), 249-276.
Kitzinger,
C., &
Frith, H. (1999). Just Say No: The Use of Conversation Analysis in
Developing a
Feminist Perspective on Sexual Refusal. Discourse & Society, 10(3),
293-316.
Tannock, S.
(1999).
Working with insults: discourse and difference in an inner-city youth
organization. Discourse & Society, 10(3), 317-350.
Augoustinos,
M., Tuffin,
K., & Rapley, M. (1999). Genocide of a failure to gel? Racism,
history and
nationalism in Australian talk. Discourse & Society, 10(3), 351-378.
Zdenek, S.
(1999). Rising
up from the MUD: inscribing genderin software design. Discourse &
Society, 10(3),
379-409.
Sotillo, S.
M., &
Starace-Nastasi, D. (1999). Political discourse of a working class
town.
Discourse & Society 10(3), 411-438.
Rajagopalan,
K. (1999).
Discourse Analysis and the Need for Being Critical All the Way Through.
Discourse & Society, 10(3), 449-451.
Barton, E. L.
(1999).
Informational and Interactional Functions of Slogans and Sayings in the
Discourse of a Support Group. Discourse & Society, 10(4), 461-486.
Lu, X.
(1999). An
ideological/cultural analysis of political slogans in Communist China.
Discourse
& Society, 10(4), 487-508.
Carranza,
Discourse
& Society, 10(4).
Billig, M. (1999). Conversation analysis and the claims of naivity.
Discourse
& Society, 10(4).
Discourse
& Society, 10(4).
Billig, M. (1999). Whose terms? Whose ordinariness? Rhetoric and
Ideology in
conversation analysis. Discourse & Society, 10(4).
Discourse
& Society, 10(4).
Schegloff, E. A. (1999). ´Schegloff´s texts´ as ´Billig´s data´: A
critical
reply. Discourse & Society, 10(4).
Discourse
& Society, 10(4).
Schegloff, E. A. (1999). Naivete vs. sophistication or discipline vs
self-indulgence: a rejoinder to Billig. Discourse & Society, 10(4).
Volume 11
(2000)
Teo, P.
(2000). Racism in
the News: A Critical Discourse Analysis of News Reporting in 2
Australian
Newspapers. Discourse & Society, 11(1), 7-49.
Bonilla-Silva,
E., &
Forman, T. A. (2000). “I am not a racist…”: mapping White college
students’
racial ideology in the
Bailey, B.
(2000).
Communicative-Behavior and Conflict Between African-American Customers
and
Korean Immigrant Retailers in Los-Angeles. Discourse & Society,
11(1),
86-108.
Buttny, R.,
&
Williams, P. L. (2000). Demanding Respect: The Uses of Reported Speech
in
Discursive Constructions of Interracial Contact. Discourse &
Society,
11(1), 109-133.
Berman, L.
(2000).
Surviving on the Streets of Java: Homeless Childrens Narratives of
Violence.
Discourse & Society, 11(2), 149-174.
Condor, S.
(2000). Pride
and Prejudice: Identity Management in English Peoples Talk About This
Country.
Discourse & Society, 11(2), 175-205.
Bunzl, M.
(2000). Inverted
Appellation and Discursive Gender Insubordination: An Austrian
Case-Study in
Gay Male Conversation. Discourse & Society, 11(2), 207-236.
Scott, K. D.
(2000).
Crossing Cultural Borders: Girl and Look as Markers of Identity in
Black Womens
Language Use. Discourse & Society, 11(2), 237-248.
Chouliaraki,
L. (2000).
Political Discourse in the News: Democratizing Responsibility or
Aestheticizing
Politics. Discourse & Society, 11(3), 293-314.
Huls, E.
(2000). Power in
Turkish Migrant Families. Discourse & Society, 11(3), 345-372.
Lazar, M. M.
(2000).
Gender, discourse and semiotics: the politics of parenthood
representations.
Discourse & Society, 11(3), 373-400.
Shaw, S.
(2000). Language,
Gender and Floor Apportionment in Political Debates. Discourse &
Society,
11(3), 401-418.
Arminen,
Hogben, S.,
&
Coupland, J. (2000). Egg Seeks Sperm: End of Story...: Articulating Gay
Parenting in Small Ads for Reproductive Partners. Discourse &
Society,
11(4), 459-485.
Piper, A.
(2000). Some
Have Credit Cards and Others Have Giro Checks: Individuals and People
as
Lifelong Learners in Late Modernity. Discourse & Society, 11(4),
515-542.
Speer, S. A.,
&
Potter, J. (2000). The Management of Heterosexist Talk: Conversational
Resources and Prejudiced Claims. Discourse & Society, 11(4),
543-572.
Volume 12
(2001)
Negroni, M.
M. G.,
Menendez, S. M., & Raiter, A. (2001). A Homage to Beatriz R
Lavandera An
Overview of Political Discourse Analysis from the Approach of Lavandera
and Her
Students. Discourse & Society, 12(1), 9-21.
Bolivar, A.
(2001).
Changes in Venezuelan political dialogue: the role of advertising
during
electoral campaigns. Discourse & Society, 12(1), 23-45.
Berardi, L.
(2001).
Globalization and Poverty in
Carbo, T.
(2001).
Regarding
Pardo, M. L.
(2001).
Linguistic persuasion as an essential political factor in current
democracies;
critical analysis of the globalization discourse in
Hutchby,
Richardson,
J. E. (2001).
‘Now is the time to put an end to all this’: argumentative discourse
theory and
‘letters to the editor’. Discourse & Society, 12(2), 143-168.
Satoh, A.
(2001).
Constructing Imperial Identity: How to Quote the Imperial Family and
Those Who
Address Them in the Japanese Press. Discourse & Society, 12(2),
169-194.
Stokoe, E.
H., &
Smithson, J. (2001). Making Gender Relevant: Conversation Analysis and
Gender
Categories in Interaction. Discourse & Society, 12(2), 217-244.
Billig, M.
(2001). Humor
and Hatred: The Racist Jokes of the Ku-Klux-Klan. Discourse &
Society,
12(3), 267-289.
Cotterill, J.
(2001).
Domestic Discord, Rocky Relationships: Semantic Prosodies in
Representations of
Marital Violence in the O.J. Simpson Trial. Discourse & Society,
12(3),
291-312.
Oktar, L.
(2001). The
Ideological Organization of Representational Processes in the
Presentation of
Us and Them. Discourse & Society, 12(3), 313-346.
Thetela, P.
(2001).
Critique Discourses and Ideology in Newspaper Reports: A Discourse
Analysis of
the South-African Press Reports on the 1998 Sadcs Military-Intervention
in
Torck, D.
(2001). Voices
of Homeless People in Street Newspapers: A Cross-Cultural Exploration.
Discourse & Society, 12(3), 371-392.
Blommaert, J.
(2001).
Investigating narrative inequality: African asylum seekers’ stories in
Harris, S.
(2001). Being
politically impolite: extending politeness theory to adversarial
political
discourse. Discourse & Society, 12(4), 451-472.
Kong, K. C.
C. (2001).
Marketing of Belief: Intertextual Construction of Network Marketers
Identities.
Discourse & Society, 12(4), 473-503.
Schiffrin, D.
(2001).
Language and public memorial: ‘
Wee, L.
(2001). Divorce
Before Marriage in the Singapore-Malaysia Relationship: The
Invariance-Principle at Work. Discourse & Society, 12(4), 535-549.
Ekström, M.
(2001).
Politicians interviewed on television news. Discourse & Society,
12(5),
563-584.
Fang, Y. J.
(2001).
Reporting the same events? A critical analysis of Chinese print news
media
texts. Discourse & Society, 12(5), 585-613.
Kharraki, A.
(2001).
Moroccan Sex-Based Linguistic Difference in Bargaining. Discourse &
Society, 12(5), 615-632.
Lockyer, S.,
&
Stamou, A. G.
(2001). The
Representation of Non-Protesters in a Student and Teacher Protest: A
Critical
Discourse Analysis of News Reporting in a Greek Newspaper. Discourse
&
Society, 12(5), 653-680.
Erjavec, K.
(2001). Media Representation of the
Discrimination Against the Roma in Eastern-Europe: The Case of
Gotsbachner,
E. (2001). Xenophobic normality: the discriminatory
impact of habitualized discourse dynamics. Discourse & Society,
12(6),
729-759.
Graham,
P. (2001).
Space: Irrealis Objects in Technology Policy and Their Role in a New
Political-Economy. Discourse & Society, 12(6), 761-788.
Mean, L.
(2001). Identity and discourse practice: doing
gender on the football pitch. Discourse & Society, 12(6), 789-815.
Yagcioglu,
S., & Cemdeger, A. (2001). Logos or Mythos:
(De)Legitimation Strategies in Confrontational Discourses of
Sociocultural
Ethos. Discourse & Society, 12(6), 817-852.
Volume
13 (2002)
MacMartin, C.
(2002). (Un) reasonable doubt? The invocation
of children's consent in sexual abuse trial judgments. Discourse &
Society,
13(1), 9-40.
Drury, J.
(2002). 'When the mobs are looking for witches to
burn, nobody's safe': talking about the reactionary crowd. Discourse
&
Society, 13(1), 41-73.
Henley, N.
M., Miller, M. D., Beazley, J. A., Nguyen, D. N.,
Kaminsky, D., & Sanders, R. (2002). Frequency and specificity of
referents
to violence in news reports of anti-gay attacks. Discourse &
Society,
13(1), 75-104.
Augoustinos,
M., LeCouteur, A., & Soyland, J. (2002).
Self-sufficient arguments in political rhetoric: constructing
reconciliation
and apologizing to the Stolen Generations. Discourse & Society,
13(1), 105-142.
Bruner, M. L.
(2002). Taming 'wild' capitalisin. Discourse
& Society, 13(2), 167-184.
Chiapello,
E., & Fairclough, N. (2002). Understanding the
new management ideology: a transdisciplinary contribution from critical
discourse analysis and new sociology of capitalism. Discourse &
Society,
13(2), 185-208.
Flowerdew, J.
(2002). Globalization discourse: a view from
the East. Discourse & Society, 13(2), 209-225.
Graham, P.
(2002). Hypercapitalism: language, new media and
social perceptions of value. Discourse & Society, 13(2), 227-249.
Pitt, K.
(2002). Being a new capitalist mother. Discourse
& Society, 13(2), 251-267.
Preoteasa,
Cheng, M.
(2002). The Standoff - what is unsaid? A praginatic
analysis of the conditional marker 'if'. Discourse & Society,
13(3),
309-317.
Flowerdew,
J., Li, D. C. S., & Tran, S. (2002).
Discriminatory news discourse: some
Huckin, T.
(2002). Textual silence and the discourse of
homelessness. Discourse & Society, 13(3), 347-372.
Le, E.
(2002). Humam rights discourse and international
relations: Le Monde's editorials on
Coupland, J.,
& Williams, A. (2002). Conflicting
discourses, shifting ideologies: pharmaceutical, 'alternative' and
feminist
emancipatory texts on the menopause. Discourse & Society, 13(4),
419-445.
MacDonald, M.
N. (2002). Pedagogy, pathology and ideology:
the production, transmission and reproduction of medical discourse.
Discourse
& Society, 13(4), 447-467.
Matoesian, G.
M., & Coldren, J. R. (2002). Language and
bodily conduct in focus group evaluations of legal policy. Discourse
&
Society, 13(4), 469-493.
Moore, S. H.
(2002). Disinterring ideology from a corpus of
obituaries: a critical post mortem. Discourse & Society, 13(4),
495-536.
West, C.,
& Fenstermaker, S. (2002). Accountability in
action: the accomplishment of gender, race and class in a meeting of
the
University of California Board of Regents. Discourse & Society,
13(4),
537-563.
Fitzgerald,
R., & Housley, W. (2002). Identity,
categorization and sequential organization: the sequential and
categorial flow
of identity in a radio phone-in. Discourse & Society, 13(5),
579-602.
Giles, D. C.
(2002). Keeping the public in their place:
audience participation in lifestyle television programming. Discourse
&
Society, 13(5), 603-628.
Jaworski, A.,
& Galasinski, D. (2002). The verbal
construction of non-verbal behaviour: British press reports of
President
Clinton's grand jury testimony video. Discourse & Society, 13(5),
629-649.
Tusting, K.,
Crawshaw, R., & Callen, B. (2002). 'I know,
'cos I was there': how residence abroad students use personal
experience to
legitimate cultural generalizations. Discourse & Society, 13(5),
651-672.
Walton, M.
D., Weatherall, A., & Jackson, S. (2002).
Romance and friendship in pre-teen stories about conflicts: 'we decided
that
boys are not worth it'. Discourse & Society, 13(5), 673-689.
Goodwin, M.
H. (2002). Building power asymmetries in girls'
interaction. Discourse & Society, 13(6), 715-730.
Ehrlich, S.
(2002). Legal institutions, nonspeaking
recipiency and participants' orientations. Discourse & Society,
13(6),
731-747.
Tanaka, H.,
&
Weatherall,
A. (2002). Towards understanding gender and
talk-in-interaction. Discourse & Society, 13(6), 767-781.
Speer, S. A.
(2002). What can conversation analysis
contribute to feminist methodology? Putting reflexivity into practice.
Discourse & Society, 13(6), 783-803.
Paoletti,
Eglin, P.
(2002). Members' gendering work: 'women',
feminists' and membership categorization analysis. Discourse &
Society,
13(6), 819-825.
Baxter, J.
(2002). Competing discourses in the classroom: a
Post-structuralist Discourse Analysis of girls' and boys' speech in
public
contexts. Discourse & Society, 13(6), 827-842.
Volume
14 (2003)
Suhr, S.,
& Johnson, S. (2003). Re-visiting 'PC':
introduction to special issue on 'political correctness'. Discourse
&
Society, 14(1), 5-16.
Fairclough,
N. (2003). 'Political correctness': the politics
of culture and language. Discourse & Society, 14(1), 17-28.
Johnson, S.,
Culperer, J., & Suhr, S. (2003). From
'politically correct councillors' to 'Blairite nonsense': discourses of
'political correctness' in three British newspapers. Discourse &
Society,
14(1), 29-47.
Johnson, S.,
& Suhr, S. (2003). From 'political
correctness' to 'politische Korrektheit': discourses of 'PC' in the
German
newspaper, Die Welt. Discourse & Society, 14(1), 49-68.
Toolan, M.
(2003). "Le politiquement correct" in
the french world. Discourse & Society, 14(1), 69-86.
Mills, S.
(2003). Caught between sexism, anti-sexism and
'political correctness': feminist women's negotiations with naming
practices.
Discourse & Society, 14(1), 87-110.
Davies, J.
(2003). Expressions of gender: an analysis of
pupils' gendered discourse styles in small group classroom discussions.
Discourse & Society, 14(2), 115-132.
Guimaraes, A.
S. A. (2003). Racial insult in
Ohara, Y.,
& Saft, S. (2003). Using conversation analysis
to track gender ideologies in social interaction: toward a feminist
analysis of
a Japanese phone-in consultation TV program. Discourse & Society,
14(2),
153-172.
Tainio, L.
(2003). 'When shall we go for a ride?' - A case of
the sexual harassment of a young girl. Discourse & Society, 14(2),
173-190.
Trix, F.,
& Psenka, C. (2003). Exploring the color of
glass: letters of recommendation for female and male medical faculty.
Discourse
& Society 14(2), 191-220.
Bishop, H.,
& Jaworski, A. (2003). 'We beat 'em':
nationalism and the hegemony of homogeneity in the British press
reportage of
Sawchuk, P.
H. (2003). Informal learning as a speech-exchange
system: implications for knowledge production, power and social
transformation.
Discourse & Society, 14(3), 291-307.
Van der Valk,
Weltman, D.
(2003). The pragmatics of peremptory assertion:
an ideological analysis of the use of the word 'just' in local
politicians'
denials of politics. Discourse & Society, 14(3), 349-373.
Blas-Arroyo,
J. L. (2003). 'Perdoneme que se lo diga, pero
vuelve usted a falter a la verdad, senor Gonzalez': form and function
of
politic verbal behaviour in face-to-face Spanish political debates.
Discourse
& Society, 14(4), 395-423.
Machin, D.,
& Thornborrow, J. (2003). Branding and
discourse: the case of Cosmopolitan. Discourse & Society, 14(4),
453-471.
Ostermann, A.
C. (2003). Communities of practice at work:
gender, facework and the power of habitus at an all-female police
station and a
feminist crisis intervention center in
Zinken, J.
(2003). Ideological imagination: intertextual and
correlational metaphors in political discourse. Discourse &
Society, 14(4),
507-523.
Graber, D.
(2003). Styles of image management during crises:
justifying press censorship. Discourse & Society, 14(5), 539-557.
Page, R. E.
(2003). 'Cherie: lawyer, wife, mum': contradictory
patterns of representation in media reports of Cherie Booth/Blair.
Discourse
& Society, 14(5), 559-579.
Pietikäinen,
S. (2003). Indigenous identity in print:
representations of the Sami in news discourse. Discourse & Society,
14(5),
581-609.
Ricento, T.
(2003). The discursive construction of
Americanism. Discourse & Society, 14(5), 611-637.
Oteiza, T.
(2003). How contemporary history is presented in
Chilean middle school textbooks. Discourse & Society, 14(5),
639-660.
Kalmus, V.
(2003). 'Is interethnic integration possible in
Makri-Tsilipakou,
M. (2003). Greek diminutive use
problematized: gender, culture and common sense. Discourse &
Society,
14(6), 699-726.
Perakyla, A.,
& Vehvilainen, S. (2003). Conversation
analysis and the professional stocks of interactional knowledge.
Discourse
& Society, 14(6), 727-750.
Hammersley,
M. (2003). Conversation analysis and discourse
analysis: Methods or paradigms? Discourse & Society, 14 (6),
751-781.
Volume
15 (2004)
Askehave,
Bulow, P. H.
(2004). Sharing experiences of contested illness
by storytelling. Discourse & Society, 15(1), 33-53.
Shenhav, S.
(2004). Once upon a time there was a nation:
narrative conceptualization analysis. The concept of 'nation' in the
discourse
of Israeli Likud Party leaders. Discourse & Society, 15(1), 81-104.
Stamou, A.
G., & Paraskevolpoulos, S. (2004). Images of
nature by tourism and environmentalist discourses in visitors books: a
critical
discourse analysis of ecotourism. Discourse & Society, 15(1),
105-129.
Edwards, J.
(2004). After the fall. Discourse & Society,
15(2-3), 155-184.
Chouliaraki,
L. (2004). Watching 11 September: the politics
of pity. Discourse & Society, 15(2-3), 185-198.
Graham, P.,
Keenan, T., & Dowd, A. M. (2004). A call to
arms at the end of history: a discourse-historical analysis of George
W. Bush's
declaration of war on terror. Discourse & Society, 15(2-3),
199-221.
Lazar, A.,
& Lazar, M. M. (2004). The discourse of the
New World Order: 'out-casting' the double face of threat. Discourse
&
Society, 15(2-3), 223-242.
Leudar,
Butt, D. G.,
Lukin, A., & Matthiessen, C. M. I. M.
(2004). Grammar - the first covert operation of war. Discourse &
Society,
15(2-3), 267-290.
Achugar, M.
(2004). The events and actors of 11 September
2001 as seen from
Martin, J. R.
(2004). Mourning: how we get aligned. Discourse
& Society, 15(2-3), 321-344.
Gandara, L.
(2004). 'They that sow the wind...': proverbs and
sayings in argumentation. Discourse & Society, 15(2-3), 345-359.
Calsamiglia,
H., & Van Dijk, T. A. (2004). Popularization
discourse and knowledge about the genome. Discourse & Society,
15(4),
369-389.
Condit, C. M.
(2004). The meaning and effects of discourse
about genetics: methodological variations in studies of discourse and
social
change. Discourse & Society, 15(4), 391-407.
LeCouteur, A.
(2004). 'Race' and the Human Genome Project:
constructions of scientific legitimacy. Discourse & Society, 15(4),
409-432.
Cook, G.,
Pieri, E., & Robbins, P. T. (2004). 'The
scientists think and the public feels': expert perceptions of the
discourse of
GM food. Discourse & Society, 15(4), 433-449.
Pilnick, A.
(2004). 'It's just one of the best tests that
we've got at the moment': the presentation of nuchal translucency
screening for
fetal abnormality in pregnancy. Discourse & Society, 15(4), 451-465.
Yamaguchi,
T., & Harris, C. K. (2004). The economic
hegemonization of Bt cotton discourse in
Coates, L.,
& Wade, A. (2004). Telling it like it isn't:
obscuring perpetrator responsibility for violent crime. Discourse &
Society, 15(5), 499-526.
Englund, H.
(2004). Towards a critique of rights talk in new
democracies: the case of legal aid in
Erjavec, K.
(2004). Beyond advertising and journalism: Hybrid
promotional news discourse. Discourse & Society, 15(5), 553-578.
Flowerdew, J.
(2004). The discursive construction of a
world-class city. Discourse & Society, 15(5), 579-605.
Gordon, C.
(2004). 'Al Gore's our guy': linguistically
constructing a family political identity. Discourse & Society,
15(5),
607-631.
Higgins, M.
(2004). Putting the nation in the news: the role
of location formulation in a selection of Scottish newspapers.
Discourse &
Society, 15(5), 633-648.
Pinto, D.
(2004). Indoctrinating the youth of post-war
Arminen,
Chang, Y. R.
(2004). Courtroom questioning as a culturally
situated persuasive genre of talk. Discourse & Society, 15(6),
705-722.
Resche, C.
(2004). Investigating 'Greenspanese': from hedging
to 'fuzzy transparency'. Discourse & Society, 15(6), 723-744.
Sidnell, J.
(2004). There's risks in everything: extreme-case
formulations and accountability in inquiry testimony. Discourse &
Society,
15(6), 745-766.
Tsang, W. K.,
& Wong, M. (2004). Constructing a shared '
Al-Ali, M. N.
(2005). Communicating messages of solidarity, promotion and pride in
death
announcements genre in Jordanian newspapers. Discourse & Society,
16(1),
5-31.
Paugh, A. L.
(2005). Learning about work at dinnertime: language socialization in
dual-earner American families. Discourse & Society, 16(1), 55-78.
Ryoo, H. K.
(2005). Achieving friendly interactions: a study of service encounters
between
Korean shopkeepers and African-American customers. Discourse &
Society,
16(1), 79-105.
Van De Mieroop,
D. (2005). An integrated approach of quantitative and qualitative
analysis in
the study of identity in speeches. Discourse & Society, 16(1),
107-130.
Benwell, B.
(2005). 'Lucky this is anonymous.' Ethnographies of reception in men's
magazines: a 'textual culture' approach. Discourse & Society,
16(2),
147-172.
Kitzinger, C.,
& Peel, E. (2005). The de-gaying and re-gaying of AIDS: contested
homophobias in lesbian and gay awareness training. Discourse &
Society,
16(2), 173-197.
Koller, V.
(2005). Critical discourse analysis and social cognition: evidence from
business media discourse. Discourse & Society, 16(2), 199-224.
Morales-Lopez,
E., Prego-Vazquez, G., & Dominguez-Seco, L. (2005). Interviews
between
employees and customers during a company restructuring process.
Discourse &
Society, 16(2), 225-268.
Yamaguchi, M.
(2005). Discursive representation and enactment of national identities:
the
case of generation 1.5 Japanese. Discourse & Society, 16(2),
269-299.
Augoustinos, M.,
Tuffin, K., & Every, D. (2005). New racism, meritocracy and
individualism:
constraining affirmative action in education. Discourse & Society,
16(3),
315-340.
Bartlett, T.
(2005). Amerindian development in
Cook, G., &
Walter, T. (2005). Rewritten rites: language and social relations in
traditional and contemporary funerals. Discourse & Society, 16(3),
365-391.
Kuo, S. H., &
Nakamura, M. (2005). Translation or transformation? A case study of
language
and ideology in the Taiwanese press. Discourse & Society, 16(3),
393-417.
McHoul, A., &
Rapley, M. (2005). A case of attention-deficit/hyperactivity disorder
diagnosis: Sir Karl and Francis B. slug it out on the consulting room.
Discourse & Society, 16(3), 419-449.
Didi-Ogren, H.
(2005). Beyond Sex and Gender. Discourse & Society, 16(3), 455-456.
Billig, M., &
MacMillan, K. (2005). Metaphor, idiom and ideology: the search for 'no
smoking
guns' across time. Discourse & Society, 16(4), 459-480.
Dunmire, P.
(2005). Preempting the future: rhetoric and ideology of the future in
political
discourse. Discourse & Society, 16(4), 481-513.
Hyatt, D. (2005).
Time for a change: a critical discoursal analysis of synchronic context
with
diachronic relevance. Discourse & Society, 16(4), 515-534.
O'Halloran, S.
(2005). Symmetry in interaction in meetings of Alcoholics Anonymous:
the
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