DISCOURSE ANALYSIS

1. Pragmatics and politeness theory

1.1. pragmatics

1.1.1. analysis of meaning in interaction

1.2. conversational maxims and politeness

1.2.1. taking account social factors

1.3. sociolinguistic and politenness

1.3.1. how different speech acts are espressed

2. Etnography of speaking

2.1. increase awareness of cultural bound assumptions

2.2. components

2.2.1. genre

2.2.2. topic

2.2.3. setting

2.2.4. participants

2.2.5. message

2.2.6. contet

2.2.7. act

2.2.8. sequence

2.2.9. rules for interaction

2.2.10. norms for interpretation

2.3. role of the researcher in a community

3. Intetactional sociolinguistics

3.1. contextualisation

3.1.1. infer the interpretation of utterance

3.2. clues to interpret

3.3. misscommunication

3.4. infer in innterpretation of utterance

4. critical discourse analysis

4.1. highlight particular features

4.2. how discourse is built

4.3. power relationship

5. conveersational analysis

5.1. conversational feedback

5.1.1. what is understandig the heared

5.2. structure of talk

5.3. how we manage rules of ordinary

5.4. preferred and dispreferred second pair parts