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Literary Discourse analysis

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Speaking in hunger

Donnalee Frega

1998

Linguistic criticism

Roger Fowler

1986

The imperfect friend

Wendy Olmsted

2008

Cybertext

Espen J. Aarseth

1997

Linguistics and the novel

Roger Fowler

1977

Language, Discourse and Literature

Ronald Carter

1989

Discourse studies

Teun A. van Dijk

1997

Genre fission

Marleen S. Barr

2000

The mirror and the killer-queen

Gabriele Schwab

1996

The Text & beyond

Cynthia Bernstein

1994

Discourse and literature

Guy Cook

1994

History and poetics of intertextuality

Marko Juvan

2008

What does it mean?

Emma Robinson

2003

Crime in Verse

Ellen L. O'Brien

2008

Using Blogs to Enhance Literacy

Diane Penrod

2007

Gothic writing, 1750-1820

Miles, Robert

2002

Toward a speech act theory of literary discourse

Mary Louise Pratt

1977

Literature As Social Discourse

Roger Fowler

1981

Religious idiom and the African American novel, 1952/1998

Tuire Valkeakari

2007

Style and discourse

Eugene Albert Nida

1983

Meaning and reading

Michel Meyer

1983

The pragmalinguistic analysis of narrative texts

Richard J. Watts

1981

Fantastic currencies in comparative literature, gothic to postmodern

E. S. Shaffer

2002

Ambiguous discourse

Kathy Mezei

1996

Pandora and Occam

Horst Ruthrof

1992

Milton and the manuscript of De doctrina Christiana

Gordon Campbell, Thomas N. Corns, Fiona J. Tweedie et al.

2007

Utterly Other Discourse

Ellen J. Friedman

1995

Subversive discourse

Rita S. Kranidis

1995

Stories, Meaning, and Experience

Yanna B. Popova

2015

Tense and Narrativity

Suzanne Fleischman

1990