● 英米語学演習

134-F-101

This module provides students with an opportunity to learn theories and research methodologies of discourse analysis and conversation analysis.

Students develop the theoretical and empirical skills necessary to analyse interactions in everyday life, language learning/teaching and other professional practices.

1	Introduction
2	Widdowson Chapter 2: Communication
3	Widdowson Chapter 3: Context
4	Widdowson Chapter 4: Schematic Convention
5	Widdowson Chapter 5: Co-textual Relations
6	Review: Student presentations
7	Political Discourse (Harris, 2001)
8	〃
9	Widdowson Chapter 6: The Negotiation of Meaning
10	Widdowson Chapter 7: Critical Analysis
11	Widdowson Chapter 8: Text Analysis
12	Student presentations
13	〃
14	Course review, feedback and reflection
15	Supplementary research
16	Introduction, submit report summary and bibliography
17	CA Chapter 2: Conversational Structures
18	〃
19	CA Chapter 4: Analysing Data I
20	〃
21	Review: Student presentations
22	Gender at Work (Holmes, 2006)
23	〃
24	CA Chapter 8: Extensions of Conversation Analysis
25	〃
26	Guest Speaker
27	Student Presentations
28	〃
29	Course review, feedback and reflection
30	Supplementary research

Students should read the set pages from the textbook before coming to class (approx 30 mins-1 hour)
Submit comments after class (approx 30 mins)

The class will be based around lecture/presentations by the teacher and/or students and discussion.

レポート：40％（20% for each semester report）

Comments：30％（15% for each semester comment submission）

Presentations：30％（15% for each semester presentation）

Hutchby, I., and Wooffitt, R, Conversation Analysis, 2nd Edition, Polity Press, 2008, ISBN：9780745638669

Widdowson, H. G., Discourse Analysis, Oxford University Press, 2007, ISBN：9780194389211

(Journal Articles)
Harris, S. (2001). Being politically impolite: extending politeness theory to adversarial political discourse. Discourse and Society, 12(4), 451-472.
Holmes, J. (2006). Sharing a laugh: Pragmatic aspects of humor and gender in the workplace. Journal of Pragmatics, 38, 26-50.
　
※ 指定されたテキストを、インターネット等で各自購入しておくこと。
なお、雑誌論文の入手方法に関しては学科カウンターまで相談しに来ること。

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