Critical
Discourse Analysis: Critical Concepts in Linguistics
Edited by Michael Toolan
Series: Critical Concepts
Contents
Volume I
: Precursors and Inspirations
1. Edward Sapir The
Status of Linguistics as a Science Language pp. 207-214 [1929]
2. B. L. Whorf The Relation of Habitual Thought
and Behaviour to Language, in Leslie Spier, ed. Language, Culture and Personality: Essays in
Memory of Edward Sapir pp. 75-93 [1941]
3. George Orwell Politics and the English Language Shooting
an Elephant and Other Essays pp. 156-170 [1946]
4. M. M. Bakhtin On
Polyphony and Heterogeneity The Dialogic Imagination: Four Essays by M.M. Bakhtin pp. 323-366 [1981]
5. M. M. Bakhtin
Selections from 'The Problem of Speech Genres' Speech Genres and Other Late
Essays pp. 60-102 [1986]
6. Basil Bernstein Social Class, Language, and Socialization Class,
Codes and Control Volume 1: Theoretical Studies Towards
a Sociology of Language pp. 170-189 [1970]
7. Raymond Williams Introduction to Keywords: A Vocabulary of Culture
and Society Keywords: A Vocabulary of Culture and Society pp. 9-24
[1976]
8. Raymond Williams Democracy Keywords: A Vocabulary of Culture and
Society pp. 82-87 [1976]
9. Pierre Bourdieu Price
Formation and the Anticipation of Profits Language and Symbolic Power
pp. 66-89 [1991]
10. M. A. K. Halliday Language and
Social Man (Part 1) Language as Social Semiotic: the Social Interpretation
of Language and Meaning pp. 8-35 [1978]
11. Tony Trew Theory and Ideology at Work, in R. Fowler et al., Language
and Control pp. 94-116 [1979]
12. Roger Fowler The
Referential Code and Narrative Authority Language and Style pp. 129-161
[1977]
13. Gunther Kress Values and Meaning:
the Operation of Ideology Through Texts Linguistic
Processes in Sociocultural Practice pp.68-84 [1985]
14. Gunther Kress and R. Hodge The Founding Fathers Revisited Social
Semiotics pp.13-36 [1988]
15. Deborah Cameron Beyond Alienation: an Integrational
Approach to Women and Language Feminism and Linguistic Theory pp.134-161
[1992]
16. Norman Fairclough Register, Power, and Socio-Semantic Change, in D.
Birch and M. O'Toole, eds, Functions of Style
pp. 111-125 [1988]
17. Norman Fairclough Critical and Descriptive Goals
in Discourse Analysis Journal of Pragmatics pp. 739-763 [1985]
18. Roger Fowler On Critical Linguistics,
in C. R. Caldas-Coulthard and M. Coulthard,
eds., Texts and Practices:
19. Kay Richardson Critical Linguistics and Textual Diagnosis Text
pp. 145-163 [1987]
Volume II: Leading Advocates
20. Norman Fairclough Discourse as Social Practice Language
and Power pp.17-42 [1989]
21. Norman Fairclough Discourse and Text: Linguistic and
Intertextual Analysis within Discourse Analysis Discourse and Society
pp. 193-217 [1992]
22. Norman Fairclough The Appropriacy
of 'Appropriateness' Critical Language Awareness pp. 233-252 [1992]
23. Norman Fairclough Critical Discourse Analysis and the Marketization of Public Discourse: the Universities Discourse
and Society pp. 133-68 [1993]
24. Teun van Dijk Principles of Critical
Discourse Analysis Discourse and Society pp. 249-283 [1993]
25. G. Kress Against Arbitrariness: the Social Production of the
Sign as a Foundational Issue in Critical Discourse Analysis Discourse and
Society pp. 169-191 [1993]
26. Theo van Leeuwen Genre and Field in
Critical Discourse Analysis: a Synopsis Discourse and Society pp.
193-223 [1993]
27. T. van Dijk Academic Discourse Elite
discourse and racism pp. 158-196 [1993]
28. Ruth Wodak and Bernd Matouschek We are Dealing with People Whose Origins One
Can Clearly Tell Just by Looking: Critical Discourse Analysis and the Study of
Neo-Racism in Contemporary Austria Discourse and Society pp. 225-248
[1993]
29. Norman Fairclough Identity and Social Relations in Media Texts in Media
Discourse pp. 125-149 [1995]
30. Gunther Kress Representational
Resources and the Production of Subjectivity: Questions for the Theoretical
Development of Critical Discourse Analysis in a Multicultural Society, in Caldas-Coulthard-Carmen-Rosa and Coulthard-Malcolm
(eds.) Texts and Practices: Readings in Critical Discourse Analysis
pp.15-31 [1996]
31. Theo van Leeuwen The Representation of
Social Actors, in C. Caldas-Coulthard and M. Coulthard, eds., Texts and Practices : Readings
in Critical Discourse Analysis pp. 32-70 [1996]
32. Ruth Wodak Critical Discourse Analysis and
the Study of Doctor-Patient Interaction, in Britt Louise Gunnarsson,
Per Linell, and B. Nordberg (eds.), The
Construction of Professional Discourse pp. 173-200 [1997]
33. G. Kress and Theo van Leeuwen
Narrative Representations: Designing Social Action Reading Images: the
grammar of visual design pp. 43-78 [1996]
Volume III: Concurrent Analyses and Critiques
34. R. Fowler The Salmonella-in-Eggs Affair: Pandora's Box Language
in the News pp.170-207 [1991]
35. Alastair Pennycook
Incommensurable Discourses? Applied Linguistics pp. 115-138 [1994]
36. M. Billig Flagging the
Homeland Daily Banal Nationalism pp. 93-127 [1995]
37. Michael Stubbs Human and Inhuman Geography: a Comparative
Analysis of Two Long Texts and a Corpus Text and Corpus Analysis pp.
125-156 [1996]
38. H. G. Widdowson Discourse Analysis: a
Critical View Language and Literature pp. 157-172 [1995]
39. Norman Fairclough A Reply to Henry Widdowson's
'Discourse Analysis: a Critical View' Language and Literature pp. 49-56
[1996]
40. H. G. Widdowson Reply to Fairclough:
Discourse and Interpretation: Conjectures and Refutations Language and
Literature pp. 57-69 [1996]
41. J. R. Martin Grace: the Logogenesis of
Freedom Discourse Studies pp. 29-56 [1999]
42. Michael Stubbs Whorf's Children: Comments on Critical Discourse
Analysis (CDA), in A. Ryan and A. Wray, eds., Evolving Models of Language
pp. 100-116 [1997]
43. Michael Toolan What is
CDA and Why Are They Saying Such Terrible Things About It? Language
and Literature pp. 83-103 [1997]
44. Martyn Hammersley
On the Foundations of Critical Discourse Analysis Language
and Communication pp. 237-248 [1997]
45. Deborah Cameron Performing Gender Identity: Young Men's Talk and the
Construction of Heterosexual Masculinity, in S. Johnson and U. Meinhof, eds. Language and Masculinity pp. 47-64
[1997]
46. Suzanne Eggins and J. R. Martin
Genres and Registers of Discourse, in T. van Dijk,
ed., Discourse as Structure and Process pp. 230-256 [1997]
47. M. A. K. Halliday On
the Grammar of Pain Functions of Language pp. 1-32 [1998]
48. Carmen Rosa Caldas-Coulthard
Women Who Pay for Sex. And Enjoy It: Transgression versus Morality in
Women's Magazines Texts and Practices:
49. Anneliese Kramer-Dahl Importing
Critical Literacy Pedagogy: Does it Have to Fail? Language & Education [1991]
50. Ron Scollon Attribution and
Power in
51. Peter White Death, Disruption and the Moral Order: the Narrative
Impulse in Mass-Media Hard News Reporting, in F. Christie and J. R. Martin (eds) Genres and Institutions:
Social Processes in the Workplace and School pp. 101-133 [1997]
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