| Description |
xv, 320 pages ; 23 cm |
| Series |
The Interface series |
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Interface (London, England)
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| Contents |
Making (non)sense of postmodernist poetry / Brian McHale -- Insider reading and linguistic form : contextual knowledge and the reading of linguistic discourse / George Dillon -- Grammaticalizing the medical case history / Gill Francis and Anneliese Kramer-Dahl -- reconstructing the interpretative conventions of Elizabethan readers / Eugene R. Kintgen -- Free indirect discourse in the eighteenth-century English novel : speakable or unspeakable ? : the example of Sir Charles Grandison / Anne Waldron Neumann --Lexicogrammar and the reader : three examples from Dickens / Norman Macleod --Power and mutuality in Middelmarch / Marie Paule Hastert and Jean Jacques Weber -- Knowing your place : a Marxist feminist stylistic analysis / Sara Mills -- The linguistics of blame : representations of women in The sun's reporting of crimes of sexual violence Kate Clark -- Gender, genre and generative grammar : deconstructing the matrimonial column / Rukmini Bhaya Nair -- Pragmatic principles in Shaw's You never can tell / Geoffrey Leech -- The pragmatics of nonsense : towards a stylistics of Private eye's Colemanballs / Paul Simpson |
| Analysis |
Criticism |
| Notes |
(The Interface series) |
| Bibliography |
Includes bibliographical references and index |
| Subject |
Context (Linguistics)
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Discourse analysis.
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Language and languages -- Style.
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| Author |
Toolan, Michael J.
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| LC no. |
91031696 |
| ISBN |
0415056462 |
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0415069955 (paperback) |
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