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| Acknowledgements | ||
| List of figures | ||
| List of tables | ||
| Ch. 1 | Introduction | 1 |
| Ch. 2 | Approaches to genre | 5 |
| Genre and folklore studies | 5 | |
| Genre and linguistic anthropology | 9 | |
| Genre and the ethnography of speaking | 12 | |
| Genre and conversation analysis | 13 | |
| Genre and rhetoric | 14 | |
| Genre and literary theory | 17 | |
| Genre and the sociology of language | 20 | |
| Genre and applied linguistics | 23 | |
| Definitions of genre | 28 | |
| Genre and the structure of a text | 36 | |
| Genre and context | 38 | |
| Genre and culture | 39 | |
| Genre and cognition | 41 | |
| Genre and social structures | 42 | |
| Genre and audience | 43 | |
| Genre and language | 44 | |
| Ch. 3 | Genre and frames | 47 |
| Frame semantics | 48 | |
| Interactional and cognitive frames | 50 | |
| Frames and context | 51 | |
| Frames and the notion of prototype | 53 | |
| Frames and semantic memory | 56 | |
| Frames and intertextuality | 57 | |
| Frames and inheritance | 60 | |
| Frames and genre | 61 | |
| Ch. 4 | A Sample analysis: Writing up research | 63 |
| Selection of the texts | 63 | |
| Examination of the texts | 64 | |
| Generic structure potential | 66 | |
| Semantic attributes | 71 | |
| Lexico-grammatical patterns | 74 | |
| Group structures | 77 | |
| Logico-semantic relations | 79 | |
| Technical taxonomies | 81 | |
| Genre and language | 84 | |
| Interactional frames | 85 | |
| Cognitive frames | 87 | |
| Discourse elements, discourse relations, components of discourse elements, and semantic relations | 90 | |
| Genre, discourse structures and language | 92 | |
| A framework for genre assignment | 98 | |
| Further research | 102 | |
| Conclusions | 103 | |
| Ch. 5 | Summary and conclusions | 105 |
| A definition of genre | 106 | |
| Summary of conclusions | 107 | |
| Further research | 108 | |
| Summary | 108 | |
| Appendix | 111 | |
| Bibliography | 135 | |
| Name index | 183 | |
| Subject index | 186 |
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Laurent Cavallero
reviewed Genre, Frames and Writing in Research Settings on August 02, 2011
Genre, Frames and Writing in Research Settings
This book was an interesting read. I enjoyed it very much.
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