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LIN volume 11 issue 1 Cover and Back matter
1975
Journal of Linguistics
The analysis of connected discourse, and especially the language which takes place when people talk to each other, is a subject of growing interest for linguists. Based on important work by a research team at Birmingham, this book reviews the whole field of discourse analysis and then uses samples of classroom language to evolve a general system of analysis. A final chapter discusses the implications of this system, in the light of continuing research. Paper covers £1.50 forthcoming Semantic
doi:10.1017/s0022226700004230
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