Patterns and meanings in discourse: theory and practice in corpus-assisted discourse studies (CADS)
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| adam_text | Table
of
contents
Acknowledgements
xiii
Introduction
ι
o.i
Discourse and discourse analysis
2
0.2
Corpus linguistics
5
0.2.1
What it is and what it does
5
O.2.2
Quantity, frequency, comparison and recurrence (or patterning)
8
0.2.3
Serendipity
9
0.3
Corpus-assisted discourse studies or CADS
10
0.3.1
Definition and aims
10
0.3.2
A comparison between traditional corpus linguistics and CADS
11
0.4
The corpora and tools for analysing corpora
14
0.4.1
The corpora
14
0.4.2
Corpus annotation
16
0.4.3
Tools for analysing corpora
17
0.5
Guide to the contents of this book
20
CHAPTER
1
The two principles of discourse organisation: Chunk recall
and inductive reasoning
25
1.1
Introduction
25
1.2
Grammatical organisation
26
1.2.1
Open choice
26
1.2.2
The idiom principle and coselection
26
1.2.3
Issues with idioms
29
1.3
Script theory
30
1.3.1
Learning and memory
30
1.3.2
Understanding discourse
32
1.4
Inductive knowledge-driven reasoning
34
1.4.1
Needs, goals and plans
34
1.5
Parallels
35
1.5.1
Open choice and logical induction: Rule-driven behaviour
35
1.5.2
The idiom and the script principles: Lexical priming
36
1.6
Conclusion
40
vi
Patterns and Meanings in Discourse
CHAPTER
2
Evaluation in discourse communication
43
2.1
For good and for bad, for better and for worse
43
2.2
Point of view
46
2.3
Evaluation working in discourse
47
2.4
Categories of evaluative lexis
52
2.5
Note:
lhe
evaluator
and evaluative voices
54
2.6
Evaluation and cohesion; evaluative consistency or harmony
55
2.7
Evaluative prosody
58
2.8
Embedding and nesting
61
2.9
Conclusion
63
Further Research
64
CHAPTER
3
Evaluation and control
67
3.1
Control: The linguistic unit
67
3.2
Control and power relations
71
3.3
The control feature and evaluative prosody: Examples
73
3.3.1
Set in
73
3.3.2
Sit through
75
3.3.3
Undergo
77
3.3.4
Budge
78
3.3.5
Persistence/Persistent
80
3.3.6
Break out
81
3.3.7
Outbreak
82
3.3.8
End up
84
3.3.9
Cause
84
3.3.10
Fuel
86
3.3.11
ѓгс/с/е
and flexible
88
3.3.12
Orchestrate
89
3.3.13
True feelings
90
3.4
Conclusions
94
CHAPTER
4
Investigating rhetoric in discourse
1 :
Irony
97
4.1
Irony explicit and implicit
97
4.2
Suitability of data
98
4.3
Case study
1:
Explicit irony
99
4.3.1
What is irony? Ask the people
99
4.3.2
The
evaluator
102
4.3.3
Reversal of evaluation
103
Table
of
contents vu
4.4
Case study
2:
Implicit irony
105
4.4.1
Using corpus techniques to find episodes of implicit irony
105
4.4.2
Reversal of evaluation in implicit irony
106
4.4.3
Verisimilar ironies: Litotes
107
4.4.4
Irony in questions
109
4.5
Conclusions on explicit and implicit irony
110
4.6
Case study
3:
The form, function and exploitation of phrasal irony
112
4.6.1
Evaluative clash with the phrase
112
4.6.2
Evaluative oxymoron
113
4.6.3
Substitution by evaluative opposite in well-known phrases
115
4.6.4
The popularisation of the ironic usage of a phrase
116
4.6.5
Replacing an expected negative element of the template
with something positive
116
4.6.6
Replacing an expected positive element of the template
with something negative
119
4.6.7
How such ironic uses become popular
122
4.6.8
A final twist: When is evaluative reversal ironic clash
and when simply a counter-instance?
123
4.6.9
Ratio, inherent hyperbole, critical intent
126
4.6.10
Conclusions on phrasal irony
127
Suggestions for further research
128
CHAPTER
5
Investigating rhetoric in discourse
2:
Metaphor
131
5.1
Corpus linguistics and metaphor: Methodologies
131
5.2
Corpus linguistics and metaphor: Challenges and potential pitfalls
132
5.3
Case study
1:
Metaphors of anti-Americanism
133
5.3.1
Why analyse metaphor in this context?
133
5.3.2
Corpora and methodology
134
5.3.3
Results
135
5.3.4
Conclusions to case-study
1 145
5.4
Case study
2:
Metaphor and humour in review articles
146
5.4.1
Metaphors and meaning potential
146
5.4.2
Humour and metaphor resources
152
5.4.3
Figurative language as part of the humorous style
154
5.4.4
Incongruous comparison
155
5.4.5
Intensification and hyperbole
159
5.5
Conclusions
162
Suggestions for further reading
163
Suggestions for further research
163
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Patterns and Meanings in Discourse
CHAPTER
6
Corpus-assisted stylistics: Investigating author style
165
6.1
lhe
comic prose of P.G. Wodehouse
168
6.2
Ihe corpora
169
6.3
Formality
-
informality
170
6.4
Hyperbole and litotes
175
6.5
Playing with degrees of precision
176
6.6
Colourful imagery
177
6.7
Playing with co-occurrence
180
6.8
Conclusion
182
Appendix: Ihe contents of the three literary corpora
185
CHA PI H R
7
Cross-linguistic discourse analysis: Investigating the representation
of migrants in the UK and Italian press
187
7.1
Cross-cultural/cross-linguistic CADS
187
7.1.1
Previous research
187
7.1.2
What methodological challenges might the researcher face?
189
7.2
Representation of migrants in the Italian and UK press
191
7.3
Corpora
192
7.4
Racism and xenophobia
194
7.4л
Racism
194
7.4.2
Xenophobia
198
7.5
RASIM and ICES geographical identities: Frequencies
200
7.5.1
UK data
201
7.5.2.
Italian data
202
7.6
Conclusions
206
Suggestions for further research
206
CHAPTER
8
Interactive spoken discourse
1:
Managing the message
209
8.1
Introduction and review
209
8.2
The grammar of spoken discourse: Is it distinct from most forms
of writing?
213
8.3
Studying institutional adversarial talk
216
8.4
White House press briefings
216
8.5
The Hutton Inquiry
217
8.6
Similarities and differences between the two discourse types
218
8.7
Asserting the administrations message, imposing primings
in briefings
220
Table
of
Contents
їх
8.8
Repeated messages and forced primings in Hutton respondents
discourse
227
8.8.1
Impersonal constructions
228
8.8.2
Key nouns: Vagueness in reference
229
Suggestions for further research
232
CHAPTER
9
Interactive spoken discourse
2:
CADS
&
(im)politeness
239
9.1
Overview of corpus linguistics and (im)politeness
239
9.2
A case study: When politeness is not being polite
241
9.2.1
Introduction
242
9.2.2
Negative politeness
243
9.2.3
The discourse context
245
9.2.4
The corpora and corpus interrogation tools
246
9.2.5
Identifying impoliteness
248
9.2.6
Looking for meta-pragmatic comment
249
9.2.7
Looking for shifts from transactional to
interactional mode
252
9.2.8
Two illustrative markers of negative politeness
254
9.2.8.1
with
(*)
respect
254
9.2.8.2
Vocatives
257
9.2.9
Mock politeness
259
9.3
Conclusions
261
Suggestions for further research
262
CHAPTER
10
Modern diachronic corpus-assisted discourse studies (MD-CADS)
1 :
Comparisons over time in lexical grammar and discourse practices
265
10.1
Comparing the
1993, 2005
and
2010
corpora: Corpus wordlists
and keywords
267
10.2
The methodology
ofset
identification: Evaluative lexical keywords
269
10.3
Language in the press: Patterns in the keywords list
270
10.4
Informalisation
271
10.5
Language in the press: Hyperbolic evaluation
272
10.6
The keyword sets
273
10.6.1
Hyperbole and extremes in evaluation in the keywords
273
10.6.1.1
Size and ranking and relative importance
274
10.6.1.2
Positive and amplified evaluation
274
10.6.1.3
Intensification and emphasis
275
χ
Patterns and Meanings in Discourse
1Ο.6.2
Vagueness
276
10.6.3
Vague and informal evaluative lexis
277
10.7
Evaluative meanings in the keywords and diachronic conclusions
279
CHAPTER
1 1
Modern diachronic corpus-assisted discourse studies (MD-CADS)
2:
Comparisons over time of social, political and cultural issues
283
11.1
Antisemitism:
lhe
longest hatred
283
11.1.1
Ihe statistical consistency of discourses around
antisemitism
283
11.1.2
A working definition of
antisemitism
284
11.1.3
Averral and attribution
285
11.1.4
Methodology
285
11.1.5
Blending stretches containing duplicated text
286
11.1.6
When not to remove duplicated text
288
11.1.7
lhe
procedure we adopted
288
11.1.8
Looking for similarities across the
datasets
289
11.1.9
Discourses on
antisemitism
in AS93
290
11.1.10
Discourses on
antisemitism
in
2005, 2009
and
2010 291
11.1.11
The perpetrators
293
11.1.12
The global Jewish conspiracy
297
11.1.13
Différences
in focus of the three newspapers
298
11.1.14
Discussion and conclusions on
antisemitism
300
11.2
Case study
2:
Girls and boys in the UK press
301
11.2.1
Why search for similarity?
301
11.2.2
Classic ways of searching for difference in corpus linguistics
303
11.2.3
Ways of searching for similarity
304
11.2.3.1
Word comparison
305
11.3.2.2
Consistency analysis
306
11.3.2.3
Key keywords
307
11.2.3.4
Consistent (or wide-distribution) collocates
308
11.2.3.5
Lockwords
309
11.2.3.6
Alternative keyword calculations
309
11.2.4
Previous research into the use of gender terms
310
11.2.5
Data analysis
310
11.2.5.1
C-collocates
312
11.2.5.2
Word Sketches
315
11.2.5.3
Thesaurus
316
11.2.5.4
C-clusters/c-ngrams
318
11.2.6
Discussion and conclusions on
girli
s
and boy I s
319
Table
of
contents
xi
11.3
Conclusion
320
Suggestions
for further research
321
CHAPTER
12
Conclusion
323
12.1
CADS and discourse theories
323
12.1.1
Discourse organisation and the idiom/open choice principles
323
12.1.2
Lexical priming
325
12.1.3
Evaluation
326
12.2
The eclecticism of CADS research
328
12.3
Corpus-assisted discourse studies: More than the sum
of discourse analysis
+
computing
331
12.3.1
Adding value to discourse analysis: Keeping us honest
and the culture of the counterexample
331
12.3.2
Actively looking for counterexamples
335
12.4
CADS: From research to the teaching of discourse analysis
339
Appendix: Resources
343
1.
Corpus compilation
343
1.1
BootCaT
343
2.
Annotation and interrogation
343
2.1
UAM Corpus Tool
343
3.
Mark up
343
4.
Corpus interrogation
344
4.1
AntConc
344
4.2
Concgram
344
4.3
Sketch Engine
344
4.4
Wordsmith Tools
344
4.5
Wmatrix facilities
344
5.
Publicly available corpora which are referred to in the book
(alphabetical order)
345
5.1
BASE
345
5.2
BNC
345
5.3
Brown Family Corpora
345
5.4
Corpus of Contemporary American English (CoC A)
345
5.5
CORD historical Corpus of English Dialogues
346
5.6
Hong Kong Corpus of Conversational English (HKCCE)
346
5.7
London-Lund
346
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Patterns and Meanings in Discourse
5.8
MICAŠE
346
5.9 Sißol/Port 346
6.
Selected resources for downloading data used in corpora employed
in this book
346
7.
Other resources
347
Appendix references
347
References
349
Author index
365
Subject index
369
This work is designed, firstly, to both provoke theoretical discussion and serve as a practical guide for researchers and students in the field of corpus linguistics and, secondly, to offer a wide-ranging introduction to corpus techniques for practitioners of discourse studies. It delves into a wide variety of language topics and areas including metaphor, irony, evaluation, (im)politeness, stylistics, language change and sociopolitical issues. Each chapter begins with an outline of an area, followed by case studies which attempt both to shed light on particular themes in this area and to demonstrate the methodologies which might be fruitfully employed to investigate them. The chapters conclude with suggestions on activities which the readers may wish to undertake themselves. An Appendix contains a list of currently available resources for corpus research which were used or mentioned in the book.
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| spellingShingle | Partington, Alan 1955- Duguid, Alison Taylor, Charlotte 1977- Patterns and meanings in discourse theory and practice in corpus-assisted discourse studies (CADS) Studies in corpus linguistics Datenverarbeitung Englisch English language Research Data processing English language Discourse analysis Data processing English language Study and teaching Data processing Computational linguistics Diskursanalyse (DE-588)4194747-2 gnd Korpus Linguistik (DE-588)4165338-5 gnd |
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| title | Patterns and meanings in discourse theory and practice in corpus-assisted discourse studies (CADS) |
| title_auth | Patterns and meanings in discourse theory and practice in corpus-assisted discourse studies (CADS) |
| title_exact_search | Patterns and meanings in discourse theory and practice in corpus-assisted discourse studies (CADS) |
| title_full | Patterns and meanings in discourse theory and practice in corpus-assisted discourse studies (CADS) Alan Partington ; Alison Duguid ; Charlotte Taylor |
| title_fullStr | Patterns and meanings in discourse theory and practice in corpus-assisted discourse studies (CADS) Alan Partington ; Alison Duguid ; Charlotte Taylor |
| title_full_unstemmed | Patterns and meanings in discourse theory and practice in corpus-assisted discourse studies (CADS) Alan Partington ; Alison Duguid ; Charlotte Taylor |
| title_short | Patterns and meanings in discourse |
| title_sort | patterns and meanings in discourse theory and practice in corpus assisted discourse studies cads |
| title_sub | theory and practice in corpus-assisted discourse studies (CADS) |
| topic | Datenverarbeitung Englisch English language Research Data processing English language Discourse analysis Data processing English language Study and teaching Data processing Computational linguistics Diskursanalyse (DE-588)4194747-2 gnd Korpus Linguistik (DE-588)4165338-5 gnd |
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