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Author : Dariusz Galasinski
ISBN : 9781350005754
Genre : Language Arts & Disciplines
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Deaths by suicide are high: every 40 seconds, someone in the world chooses to end their life. Despite acknowledgement that suicide notes are social texts, there has been no book which analyzes suicide notes as discursive texts and no attempt at a qualitative discourse analysis of them. Discourses of Men's Suicide Notes redresses this gap in the literature. Focussing on men and masculinity and anchored in qualitative discourse analysis, Dariusz Galasinski responds to the need for a more thorough understanding of suicidal behaviour. Culturally, men have been posited to be 'masters of the universe' and yet some choose to end their lives. This book takes a qualitative approach to data gathered from the Polish Corpus of Suicide Notes, a unique repository of over 600 suicide notes, to explore discourse from and about men at the most traumatic juncture of their lives. Discussing how men construct suicide notes and the ways in which they position their relationships and identities within them, Discourses of Men's Suicide Notes seeks to understand what these notes mean and what significance and power they are invested with.
Author : Iwona Witczak-Plisiecka
ISBN : 9781443817875
Genre : Language Arts & Disciplines
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Speech Actions in Theory and Applied Studies, the first of the two volumes of Pragmatic Perspectives on Language and Linguistics, brings together twenty essays which critically examine linguistic action and explore ways in which it can be accounted for. The articles presented in this collection are all focused on “doing things with words”, but in most cases do not subscribe to speech act theory in the tradition of John L. Austin and John R. Searle. The linking thread through the volume is not a theoretical commitment to one of the speech-act theoretical models, but the authors’ perspective on language as a means of action, how linguistic expressions become effective in context and how this effectiveness can be explicated. The papers represent different pragmatic approaches and varied levels of expertise in the research area; among the authors there are eminent linguists and philosophers, well established researchers, and young beginners. The texts include purely theoretical discussions, case studies, reports on research in experimental pragmatics, contrastive and corpus studies, and considerations of the pedagogical implications of pragmatic reflection on the nature of language. Without purporting to cover all relevant topics, this variety reflects the complex character of linguistic pragmatics and integrates studies which cross-cut other research fields. The book is divided in three parts. The seven papers gathered in the first part of the volume, “Speech Action in Theory”, are concentrated on theoretical issues pertaining to speech as a type of action with emphasis both on linguistic forms (e.g. fragments) and theoretical commitments and particular theories’ explanatory power. Part two, “Case Studies & Experimental Pragmatics”, includes reports on research into irony processing in Polish and in English as a second language, intercultural differences in interactions broadcast in the media, power relations in doctor/patient interaction, and metaphors in media discourse at the time of crisis. Part three, “Pragmatics, Grammar, and Language Pedagogy”, contains five essays, which explore both more “formal” pragmatics through analyses of grammatical forms and the interface which the analysis of these forms share with context-grounded research, and the practical implications of pragmatic knowledge in language didactics. This collection is supplemented by the essays gathered in volume two, entitled Pragmatics of Semantically Restricted Domains.
Author : Teresa Pawlowska
ISBN : 9781496911537
Genre : History
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Urodzilem sie w Szoldry , trzydziesci dziewiec kilometrów na zachód od Poznania w Polsce . Moja rodzina . Tato, Józef ,bohater , trzydziesci siedem lat zycia, szesc stóp wzrostu , o czarnych wlosach i brazowych oczach , Mama, Maryi, bohaterki trzydziestego szesc lat , sredniej wielkosci, z czarnymi wlosami i niebieskimi oczami . Moje dwie siostry Cathy trzynascie lat, z brazowe wlosy i brazowe oczy i Maryi, jedenascie lat z brazowe wlosy i niebieskie oczy . Mój brat Edmund z brazowe wlosy i zielone oczy . Mnie Teresa , dziecko , dwa lata z czarne wlosy , brazowe oczy . Kot Niestety, siwe wlosy , zielone oczy . Moje najwczesniejsze wspomnienie bylo , kiedy mialem tylko dwa - i pól lat . Mama przygotowany obiad dla taty i zapytal mnie i mojego brata , aby dostarczyc go do niego . To bylo latem 1939 r. I rozprzestrzeniania szmatki na pszenicy wiazki i usuniete jedzenie z koszyka. To byl raj dla nas do zycia . Nagle wszystko zmienic . Zmobilizowac i tata zostal wziety od nas do sluzby w wojsku i wielu mlodych mezczyzn z Szoider Moje zycie wlasnie sie zaczelo , gdy Niemcy napadly na Polske . To bylo na poczatku II wojny swiatowej . Nasza piekna Ziemia zamienila sie w Plonacy wiezowiec wscieklosci . Niemieckie samoloty przelatywaly nad cala dobe . Bomby byly nanoszone na spokojnej ziemi , zabijajac ludzi . Tatus zostala podjeta w Warszawie przez Niemcy jako jeniec wojenny do lasu w Niemczech , do pracy przez rece ciecie drzew . Pisal listy co tydzien dla nas wszystkich , a my go odwzajemnic . Jedzenie bylo na znaczkach , zostal z ograniczonej ilosci , wiec uzupelnione , zaczynajac do mielenia ziarna na make , piec chleb , ale byly glosne . Ze prace zostaly zakazane przez Niemcy . Niestety i ja wzialem pilke i patrzyl na niemiecki zapadaja . Zrobilismy , ze przez szesc lat , aby utrzymac nasza rodzine bezpieczne . Usunieto pakowane do tatusia co miesiac i maila z pomoca Pani Bernott . 20 lutego 1945 otrzymalismy list od tatusia z nadziejami wkrótce bedzie w domu. Czekalismy na niego, ale tata nigdy nie przyszedl . Zaczelismy poszukiwania tatusia za pomoca Czerwonego Krzyza w Genewie , ale nie byl to nowosci . Tata zniknal ze swiata bez sladu . Obiecalem moja mama i moje rodzenstwo , ze bede szukac taty , az go znajde , to " Córka Obietnica " . Moja autobigrafia , Ja urodzi
