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Verschueren, Jef. 1999. Language and Ideology. Selected Papers from the 6th international Pragmatics Conference. Vol. 1. International Pragmatics Association. x + 595 pp.
Publication type
Book – monograph
Publication language
English
ISBN
90-801148-2-0

Articles in this volume

Adams, Karen, L. Democrats v. Republicans v. Others: The construction of major and minor identities in televised political debates. 1–13
Alexander, R.J. Ecological commitment in business: A computer-corpus-based critical dicourse analysis. 15–24
Androutsopoulos, Jannis K. Displays of subcultural identity in mediated (printed) discourse. 25–42
Bayley, Paul. Lexis in British paliamentarian debate: Collocation patterns. 43–55
Bolívar, Adriana. The linguistic pragmatics of political pronouns in Venezuelan Spanish. 56–69
Cots, Joseph M., Luci Nussbaum and Amparo Tusón. Linguistic ideology, teacher's dicourse and the official discourse of Catalonia. 70–78
Cushing, Steven. The pragmatics of person and the meaning of murder. 79–88
Dickel Dunn, Cynthia. Coming of age in Japan: Language ideology and the acquisition of formal speech registers. 89–97
Fetzer, Anita. Challeging the unspoken: Exploiting the ideology in and of political interviews. 98–113
Fonte, Irene and Rodney Williamson. 'Speaking softly' to the Cuban people: Ideological variants in two versions of Theodore Roosevelt's 1906 letter to the Cuban nation, as published in two Cuban newspapers. 114–124
Georgakopoulou, Alexandra. Doing youth in and through conversational narratives. 125–142
Gérin-Lajoie, Diane. Representation of self: Cultural and linguistic identity in minority settings. 143–162
Grillo, Eric. L'idéologie comme 'écart': Une contribution pragmatique à la critique de l´idéologie. [Ideology as a difference. A pragmatic contribution to the critique at ideology.] 163–178
Halmari, Helena. Discourse of death: The function of the local newspaper coverage of Huntsville, Texas executions. 179–205
Hawkins, Bruce. Matters of life and death: The role of iconographic reference in the language of oppression. 206–217
Honda, Atsuko. Harmony as an ideological constraint on Japanese behaviour. 218–222
Hornberger, Nancy H. Language policy and ideological paradox: Bilingual intercultural educatiuon in the Andes. 223–245
Inoue, Kyoko. The development of the concept of a democratic individual: A case study from Japanese language and social thought. 246–253
Jacobs, Geert. Hegemony in the news. 254–261
Kita, Sotaro. Japanese ideology of conversation and its structural manifestations: A study of aiduchi and head nods. 262–269
Kroskrity, Paul V. Language ideologies, language shift, and the imagination of a Western Mono in community: The recontextualization of a coyote story. 270–289
Kyratzis, Amy and Patricia Mayes. Gender, emotion, and ideology: Language socialization in girls' and boys' nursery school friendship groups. 290–308
Lammi, Walter. The 'linguistic turn' in the hermeneutics of ideology. 309–316
Lauerbach, Gerda. From macro to micro and back: Framing, footing, and genre in recent TV election night coverages. 317–343
Lier-De Vitto, Maria Francisca. Theory as ideology in the approach to deviant linguistic facts. 344–351
Matsumoto, Yoshiko. Japanese stylistic choices and ideologies across generations. 352–364
McDougall, Allan Kerr and Lisa Philips Valentine. Negotiating ideology/identity: Nationalism vs statism in Canadian parliamentary debate. 365–385
Miller, Donna R. Meaning up for grabs: Value-orientation patterns in British parliamentary debate on Europe. 386–404
Miner, Edward A. Reconciling 'political neutrality' and 'cultural authenticity' in the language syllabus: Uganda in the 1990's. 405–421
Ohara, Yumiko. Ideology of language and gender: A critical discourse analysis of Japanese prescriptive texts. 422–432
Pan, Yuling. Public literate design and ideological shift: A case study of Mainland China and Hong Kong. 433–451
Patrick, Donna R. Language and power in an arctic Québec community. 452–461
Richard-Zappella, Jeannine. Questionnements par sondages et idéologie. [Interrogating by and ideology.] 462–476
Saft, Scott. Rethinking the connection between harmony and interaction in Japanese: Back-channels on a political debate program. 477–491
Sbisà, Marina. Ideology and the persuasive use of presupposition. 492–509
Silverberg, Joanne Claire. Culture Wars - Rome 56 B.C.. 510–513
Simmons, Thomas L. Face threats in a faceless medium: Negotiating ideological parameters in computer mediated negotiation. 514–543
Stroinska, Magda and Branka Popovic. Discourse of black and white and stereotyping: Some linguistic principles of hate-speech. 544–559
Tarantino, Maria. Words and their meaning in a constructivistic approach to scientific writing. 560–576
Virtanen, Tuija. Attribution of knowledge in argumentative student writing as evidence for educational ideology: A preliminary study. 577–583
Wilce, James M. Jr. Coping with the language of madness in rural Bangladesh: Aesthetics and language ideologies. 584–595