Textual Interaction: An Introduction to Written Discourse Analysis

Michael Hoey

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Table on Contents. Dedication. Acknowledgements. Chapter 1. What to expect and what not to expect. Chapter 2. Text as a site for interaction. Chapter 3. Interaction in text: the larger perspective. Chapter 4. The hierachical organisation of texts. Chapter 5. The organisation of some 'Cinderella' texts. Chapter 6. A matrix persepective on text. Chapter 7. Culturally popular patterns of text organisation. Chapter 8. Other sulturally popular patterns. Chapter 9. When the pattern turns into a dialogue. Bibliography.

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