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• catalog abstract ""This introduction to discourse analysis for the uninitiated takes a broad view, building on a range of studies carried out on different kinds of text. The chapters work through examples of analysis on many texts that are beyond the range of spoken and written material usually tackled by discourse researchers."--Jacket. "Methodological issues of reading and representation are explored in critical descriptions of how we might read such things as advertising, bodies, comics, film, letters, organizations, sign languages and other language systems. The book illustrates ways in which discourse may be studied wherever there is meaning, and it accessibly introduces the principles of discourse research to conversations, interviews, newspaper articles and fiction, providing an overview of existing research on these kinds of texts."--Jacket. "Critical Textwork is a comprehensive introductory text for students of discourse across the social sciences, including psychology, cultural studies, sociology and human geography. It looks at the organization of language and examines ways of reading texts to excavate and illuminate signs in cultural life."--Jacket.".
• catalog contributor b11151945.
• catalog contributor b11151946.
• catalog created "1999.".
• catalog date "1999".
• catalog date "1999.".
• catalog dateCopyrighted "1999.".
• catalog description ""Critical Textwork is a comprehensive introductory text for students of discourse across the social sciences, including psychology, cultural studies, sociology and human geography. It looks at the organization of language and examines ways of reading texts to excavate and illuminate signs in cultural life."--Jacket.".
• catalog description ""Methodological issues of reading and representation are explored in critical descriptions of how we might read such things as advertising, bodies, comics, film, letters, organizations, sign languages and other language systems. The book illustrates ways in which discourse may be studied wherever there is meaning, and it accessibly introduces the principles of discourse research to conversations, interviews, newspaper articles and fiction, providing an overview of existing research on these kinds of texts."--Jacket.".
• catalog description ""This introduction to discourse analysis for the uninitiated takes a broad view, building on a range of studies carried out on different kinds of text. The chapters work through examples of analysis on many texts that are beyond the range of spoken and written material usually tackled by discourse researchers."--Jacket.".
• catalog description "1. Introduction: varieties of discourse and analysis / Ian Parker -- Spoken and written texts -- 2. Interviews: meaning in groups / Sam Bevan and Kate Bevan -- 3. Letters: embracing letter writing within discourse analysis / Tom Phillips -- 4. Fiction: five run around together -- clearing a discursive space for children's literature / David Rudd -- 5. Lessons: philosophy for children / Barbara Delafield -- Visual texts -- 6. Comics: strip semiotics / Dan Heggs -- 7. Advertising: critical analysis of images / Richard Pearce -- 8. Television: signs on the box / Helen Russell -- 9. Film: a surface for writing social life / Hakan Durmaz -- Physical texts -- 10. Cities: resident readers and others / Martine C. Middleton -- 11. Organizations: breaking the body of the text / Heather Hopfl -- 12. Gardens: planning and presentation / Susan Ford -- 13. Sign language: space, community and identity / John Allbutt, Sarah Gray and Beverlea Schofield -- Subjectivity in research -- 14. Bodies: reading the body / David J. Nightingale -- 15. Ethnography: reading across culture / Mike Humphreys -- 16. Silence: absence and context / Christine Noble -- 17. Action: self-advocacy and change / Dan Goodley.".
• catalog description "Includes bibliographical references and index.".
• catalog extent "x, 226 p. :".
• catalog hasFormat "Critical textwork.".
• catalog identifier "0335202047 (pbk.)".
• catalog identifier "0335202055".
• catalog isFormatOf "Critical textwork.".
• catalog issued "1999".
• catalog issued "1999.".
• catalog language "eng".
• catalog publisher "Buckingham ; Philadelphia : Open University Press,".
• catalog relation "Critical textwork.".
• catalog subject "401/.41 21".
• catalog subject "Discourse analysis.".
• catalog subject "P302 .C686 1999".
• catalog tableOfContents "1. Introduction: varieties of discourse and analysis / Ian Parker -- Spoken and written texts -- 2. Interviews: meaning in groups / Sam Bevan and Kate Bevan -- 3. Letters: embracing letter writing within discourse analysis / Tom Phillips -- 4. Fiction: five run around together -- clearing a discursive space for children's literature / David Rudd -- 5. Lessons: philosophy for children / Barbara Delafield -- Visual texts -- 6. Comics: strip semiotics / Dan Heggs -- 7. Advertising: critical analysis of images / Richard Pearce -- 8. Television: signs on the box / Helen Russell -- 9. Film: a surface for writing social life / Hakan Durmaz -- Physical texts -- 10. Cities: resident readers and others / Martine C. Middleton -- 11. Organizations: breaking the body of the text / Heather Hopfl -- 12. Gardens: planning and presentation / Susan Ford -- 13. Sign language: space, community and identity / John Allbutt, Sarah Gray and Beverlea Schofield -- Subjectivity in research -- 14. Bodies: reading the body / David J. Nightingale -- 15. Ethnography: reading across culture / Mike Humphreys -- 16. Silence: absence and context / Christine Noble -- 17. Action: self-advocacy and change / Dan Goodley.".
• catalog title "Critical textwork : an introduction to varieties of discourse and analysis / [edited by] Ian Parker and the Bolton Discourse Network.".
• catalog type "text".