The International Encyclopedia of Language and Social Interaction

Editor: Tracy, Karen
Publication Year: 2015
Publisher: Wiley

Price: Core Collection Only
ISBN: 978-1-11-861110-4
Category: Social Sciences - Media & Communications
Image Count: 44
Book Status: Available
Table of Contents

The International Encyclopedia of Language and Social Interaction is an invaluable reference work featuring contributions from leading global scholars that successfully brings into a single source, explication of Language and Social Interaction work developing globally and across subjects.

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Table of Contents

  • About the Editors
  • Contributors
  • Editor’s Introduction
  • Volume I
  • A
  • Academic Discourse
  • Account‐Giving and ‐Soliciting
  • Accusatory Discourse
  • Activity Theory
  • Advertising Discourse
  • Agreement and Disagreement
  • Apology Discourse
  • Appraisal Theory
  • Arbitration Discourse
  • Argument Discourse
  • B
  • Bao (Reciprocity)
  • Bilingualism and Multilingualism
  • Blog and Wiki Discourse
  • Broadcast News Interviews
  • C
  • Citizenship Discourse
  • Classroom Interaction
  • Code‐Switching
  • Cohesion
  • Communication Accommodation Theory
  • Community of Practice
  • Complaints
  • Compliments
  • Context
  • Conversation Analysis, Applied
  • Conversation Analysis, Feminist
  • Conversation Analysis, Overview
  • Conversational Preference
  • Cooperative Principle
  • Corporate Discourse
  • Corpus Analysis
  • Critical Discourse Analysis
  • Critical Discourse Analysis, Discourse‐Historical Approach
  • Cultural Discourse Studies
  • Cultural Discourses of Health
  • Cultural Discourses of Parenting
  • Cultural Identity
  • Cultural Persuadables
  • D
  • Deliberative Democracy Discourse
  • Design Theory
  • Dialects
  • Dialogue
  • Directives
  • Disability Discourse
  • Discourse Analysis
  • Discourse Markers
  • Discourse of Children
  • Discourse of Games
  • Discourse Strategy
  • Discourse Style
  • Discourse, Small d, Big D
  • Discourses in African Contexts
  • Discourses of Othering
  • Discourses of Religion
  • Discursive Psychology
  • Doctor–Patient Interaction
  • Dugri
  • Volume II
  • E
  • Ecolinguistic Discourse Analysis
  • Editor's Introduction
  • E‐mail Fraud
  • Emergency Telephone Discourse
  • Emotion and Affect
  • Epistemics
  • Ethnography of Communication
  • Ethnolinguistic Vitality
  • Ethnomethodology
  • Evaluative Language
  • Evasive or Untruthful Discourse
  • Expertise Discourse
  • Extreme‐Case Formulations
  • F
  • Face
  • Face Constituting Theory
  • Facial Expressions
  • Family Dinner Interaction
  • Feminist Poststructural Discourse Analysis
  • Footing
  • Forms of Address
  • Formulations
  • Fortune‐Telling Discourse
  • Frame(ing)
  • G
  • Gaze
  • Gender in Interaction
  • Genre Analysis
  • Gesture
  • Gossip
  • Grounded Practical Theory
  • H
  • Hate Speech
  • Helpline Discourse
  • Heteroglossia
  • Humor in Discourse
  • I
  • Identity Construction
  • Ideology in Discourse
  • Illness Talk
  • Impoliteness
  • Indexicality
  • Indirect Speech
  • Institutional Discourse
  • Interaction Dilemmas
  • Interactional Sociolinguistics
  • Intercultural Competence
  • Intercultural Dialogue
  • Interculturality
  • Interdiscursivity
  • Interpersonal Ideology
  • Interpretative Repertoire
  • Interpreting in Institutions
  • Interruption
  • Intertextuality
  • J
  • Jury Trial Discourse
  • L
  • Language Ideologies
  • Language in the Law
  • Language Socialization
  • Laughter
  • Leadership Discourse
  • M
  • Marketing Discourse
  • Marketization of Public Discourse
  • Mediation Discourse
  • Membership Categorization Analysis
  • Memory in Narrative
  • Metadiscourse
  • Migration Discourse
  • Mobile Telephone Discourse
  • Modality
  • Morality in Discourse
  • Multimodal Discourse Analysis
  • Mythotypes
  • Volume III
  • N
  • Narrative
  • National Language Policies
  • Natural Semantic Metalanguage
  • O
  • Online Chat
  • Online News
  • Organizational Discourse Studies
  • P
  • Parliamentary Discourse
  • Police Interview Discourse
  • Politeness Theory
  • Politeness Theory, Cultural Approaches
  • Political Cartoon Discourse
  • Political Discourse Analysis
  • Political Interviews
  • Positioning Theory
  • Posttotalitarian Discourses in Central and Eastern Europe
  • Power and Discourse
  • Pragma‐dialectics
  • Print Media Discourse
  • Pronoun Functions
  • Public Meeting Discourse
  • Q
  • Qi (Chinese)
  • Questions and Questioning
  • Quotatives
  • R
  • Racist Discourse
  • Rapport Management Model
  • Reconciliation Discourse
  • Reported Speech
  • Research Interview Discourse
  • Rhetorical Devices
  • Rich Points
  • Risk Discourse
  • S
  • Sapir–Whorf Hypothesis
  • Self‐Esteem Discourses
  • Service Encounter Discourse
  • Sexist Discourse
  • Silence
  • Small Talk
  • Social Media Discourse
  • Social Psychology and Language
  • Social Semiotics
  • Sociocultural Linguistics
  • Speech Act Theory
  • Speech Codes Theory
  • Speech Community
  • Stance‐Taking
  • Strategic Maneuvering
  • Superdiversity Discourse
  • Synthetic Personalization
  • Systemic Functional Linguistics
  • T
  • Talk Radio, Discourse
  • Talk Radio, Political
  • Team Meetings, Health Care
  • Text and Conversation in Organizing
  • Textual Agency
  • Therapeutic Discourse
  • Thick Description
  • Tourism Discourse
  • Transcription
  • Turn‐Taking
  • V
  • Veterinarian–Client Discourse
  • W
  • War Discourse
  • Web‐Mediated Communication
  • Workplace‐Meeting Discourse