Deze auteur is werkzaam op het gebied van literaire linguïstiek, cognitieve poëtica en stilistiek, met een aanhoudende interesse in sociolinguïstiek en taalonderwijs. Zijn werk duikt in de relatie tussen taal en literatuur, met een specifieke focus op sciencefiction en surrealisme. Zijn benadering kenmerkt zich door een diepgaande verkenning van hoe taal onze perceptie en esthetische ervaringen binnen literaire teksten vormt. Dit biedt lezers een uniek perspectief op de structuur en betekenis van geschreven werken.
Suitable for those studying language for the first time. This book includes topics such as discourse analysis, language acquisition, language change, and the history of English, together with examinations of different modes of discourse as well as the components of language itself. It features chapter summaries, study questions, and case studies.
A Kitsap Sheriff Detective Marcus Jefferson Novel
Set against the backdrop of a scenic Alaskan cruise, the story follows Detective Marcus Jefferson and his family as they encounter renowned author James Blackthorne. After Blackthorne mysteriously dies from an illness, the initial conclusion of natural causes is challenged by Joan, Marcus's wife and a skilled nurse. Reluctantly, Marcus embarks on a quest for the truth, facing obstacles from the ship's medical and security teams. As he investigates, he must determine whether Blackthorne's death was a tragic accident or a sinister act reminiscent of his literary plots.
Cigi Weatherman's extraordinary beauty draws attention, but her true ambitions lie in manipulating influential men involved in a sinister scheme for global domination. As she navigates this treacherous landscape, her ability to sway others poses a significant threat to humanity's freedom. The stakes are high, as her actions could determine the survival of the last remnants of liberty in a world on the brink of ruin.
Focusing on real-world applications, this updated edition offers a thorough introduction to sociolinguistics through diverse texts and student-conducted studies. It emphasizes practical examples to illustrate key concepts, making the subject accessible and engaging for readers.
The revised edition offers fresh insights into cognitive poetics, enhancing its relevance for students of literary theory and stylistics. It serves as a crucial resource for those engaged in critical theory, linguistics, and literary studies, providing updated discussions and explorations that deepen understanding of the interplay between cognition and literature.
Eden Montague runs a prominent wholesale nursery in Washington State, celebrated for her diverse plants and high-quality honey. However, her success is overshadowed by a troubling issue: deaths linked to 'Mad Honey,' produced from the nectar of rhododendrons and azaleas, which are toxic. As the danger escalates, Eden must navigate the complexities of her business while confronting the dark implications of the honey's source.
Representing the advances in cognitive poetics, this book builds feeling and embodied experience on to the insights into meaningfulness which the cognitive approach to literature has achieved over the years. It draws on stylistics, psycholinguistics, critical theory and neurology to explore the nature of reading verbal art.
Focusing on the intersection of linguistics and science fiction, this book delves into the genre's evolution throughout the twentieth century. It analyzes specific texts and movements, highlighting the unique language, new words, and metaphors that emerge from extreme sci-fi conditions. From pulp fiction to literary masterpieces, it offers insights into poetic expression and special effects. Engaging thought-experiments and discussion points encourage reader participation, making it a valuable resource for classroom and seminar settings.
Have you ever noticed an accent or puzzled over a dialect phrase? Language can be a powerful tool with which one can create a persona; it can be a common ground between people or can be used as a divide between social groups. This Companion is for anyone who is interested in how and why people speak and write with such diversity. The Routledge Companion to Sociolinguistics includes articles by leading scholars in the field With a substantial A-Z glossary of key terms and concepts, directions for further study, and detailed cross-referencing with links to the glossary, The Routledge Companion to Sociolinguistics is both an essential broad-based introduction for those new to the field, and a highly useful reference for the more advanced linguist.
Detective Marcus Jefferson grapples with balancing his family commitments and his demanding job while investigating the mysterious death of his uncle, Jeremais. Once a respected sheriff's deputy, Jeremais had been embroiled in a drug cartel case that led to his resignation and subsequent suicide, casting a shadow over the family. As Marcus delves deeper into the circumstances surrounding his uncle's demise, he confronts both personal and professional challenges that test his resolve and dedication to uncovering the truth.