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Pietro, Robert J. Di, ed. 1982. Linguistics and the professions: Proceedings of the Second Annual Delaware Symposium on Language Studies. Ablex Publishing Corporation. xv + 272 pp.
Publication type
Book – edited volume
Publication language
English
Keywords
jargon | profession

Articles in this volume

Phoenix, Valdemar G. and Mary L. Lindeman. Language patterns and therapeutic change. 3–11
Leaffer, Thelma. Applications to psychoanalysis and psychotherapy. 13–25
Bonanno, Michelina. Women's language in the medical interview. 27–38
Tannen, Deborah F. and Cynthia Wallat. A sociolinguistic analysis of multiple demands on the pediatrician in doctor/mother/child interaction. 39–50
Fisher, Sue. The decision-making context: How doctors and patients communicate. 51–81
Prince, Ellen F., Joel Frader and Charles Bask. On hedging in physician-physician discourse. 83–97
Walker, Anne Graffam. Patterns and implications of cospeech in a legal setting. 101–112
Finegan, Edward. Form and function in testament language. 113–120
Kevelson, Roberta. Language and legal speech acts: Decisions. 121–131
Epstein, Judith J. The grammar of a lie: Its legal implications. 133–142
Arena, Louis A. The language of corporate attorneys. 143–154
Charrow, Veda R. Language in the bureaucracy. 173–188
Smith, Raoul N. A functional view of the linguistics of advertising. 189–199
Aman, Reinhold. Interlingual taboos in advertising: How not to name your product. 215–224
Antwerp, Caroline Van and Monica Maxwell. Speaker sex, regional dialect and employability: A study in language attitudes. 227–242
Schweda, Nancy Lee. Strategic language use: Its role in the professions in bilingual communities in Northern Maine. 243–254
Eichman, Thomas Lee. Speech action in the library. 255–262