Structuralist poetics : structuralism, linguistics and the study of literature /

• Culler, Jonathan.

• Structuralism (Literary analysis)

• Routledge and Kegan Paul,

• 0710079648

• critical guide to Leaves of grass
• Deixis in narrative a cognitive science perspective
• Power under the microscope
• Seeing through language a guide to styles of English writing
• Cognitive poetics an introduction
• Style in fiction a linguistic introduction to English fictional prose
• Semantics
• Linguistic criticism
• On deconstruction theory and criticism after structuralism
• Semantics
• great tradition George Eliot Henry James Joseph Conrad
• modern approach to English grammar an introduction to systemic grammar
• Contemporary stylistics
• Language in literature style and foregrounding
• concise glossary of contemporary literary theory
• Howards End
• Modality and the English modals
• Studies in the way of words
• Reading analysing and teaching literature
• Analysing sentences an introduction to English syntax
• language poets use
• Understanding syntax
• Sexual anarchy gender and culture at the fin de siecle
• Semantics
• Reading fin de siecle fictions
• language of children evolution and development of secondary consciousness and language
• Halliday system and function in language
• History of English
• Linguistic criticism
• Analysing sentences an introduction to English syntax
• history of English a sociolinguistic approach
• Semantics
• Thinking about language theories of English
• Discourse studies a multidisciplinary introduction Discourse as social interaction
• handbook of pragmatics
• Language and gender an advanced resource book
• Pragmatics
• Conversation analysis studies from the first generation
• On humour its nature and its place in modern society
• Phonology
• location of culture
• linguistic guide to English poetry
• Doing conversation analysis a practical guide
• Childrens conversation
• Sexual textual politics feminist literary theory
• D H Lawrence
• study of dialect an introduction to dialectology
• language of humour
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• King Lear William Shakespeare
• Understanding semantics
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• Observing and analysing natural language a critical account of sociolinguistic method
• introduction to functional grammar
• Sociolinguistics the essential readings
• lexicon in acquisition
• Introducing English grammar
• On the discourse of satire towards a stylistic model of satirical humor
• introduction to the history of the English language
• Because I tell a joke or two comedy politics and social difference
• Critical theory and practice a coursebook
• language of newspapers
• Taking humour seriously
• Introducing metaphor
• Critical language awareness
• Language development the essential readings
• Persuading people an introduction to rhetoric
• Approaches to discourse
• How poetry works the elements of English poetry
• Discourse and cognition
• linguistic guide to English poetry
• language of metaphors
• More than cool reason a field guide to poetic metaphor
• Describing language
• Metaphors we live by
• childs learning of English
• Analysing newspapers an approach from critical discourse analysis
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• Understanding metaphor in literature an empirical approach
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• introduction to bilingualism
• Virginia Woolf
• Media discourse
• language of twentieth century poetry
• Dialects
• dictionary of stylistics
• Narrative a critical linguistic introduction
• Child language
• How to do things with words the William James lectures delivered at Harvard University in 1955
• Metaphor a practical introduction
• Stylistics a practical coursebook
• Exploring the language of drama from text to context
• language of humour
• English history diversity and change
• frameworks of English introducing language structures
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• Stylistics a resource book for students
• Language and power
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