Discourse Analysis is an ideal textbook for students taking a first course in linguistic approaches to discourse. It presupposes no previous coursework in linguistics. It is designed to encourage students to think about discourse analysis as an open-ended heuristic, a set of techniques for systematically studying every possible source of the meaning of a sequence of speech or writing. 
Chapters cover the complex relationships between discourse and various aspects of context, such as linguistic structure, participants and prior discourse. Discussion questions and ideas for small research projects are interspersed throughout. Each chapter ends with a set of suggested supplementary readings. 

Clearly written, accessible, up to date, and comprehensive, Discourse Analysis is useful for teachers and students in many disciplines. --This text refers to the Hardcover edition.

1. Introduction
List of Figures
Preface
1 Introduction
2 Discourse and World
3 Discourse Structure: Parts and Sequences
4 Speakers, Hearers, Audiences
5 Prior Texts, Prior Discourses
6 Discourse and Medium
7 Discourse and Purpose
8 Some General Themes
Glossary
References
Index

Barbara Johnstone is Professor of Rhetoric and Linguistics at Carnegie Mellon University. She is the author of Stories, Community, and Place(1990), Repetition in Arabic Discourse (1991), The Linguistic Individual (1996), and Qualitative Methods in Sociolinguistics (2000) as well as many articles, book chapters, and edited volumes.

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