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    Corpus Approaches to Discourse in Forensic and Legal Contexts by Wright, David;

    Sorozatcím: Routledge Advances in Corpus Linguistics;

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    • Terjedelem268 oldal
    • Méret 229x152 mm
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    Rövid leírás:

    This book is the first of its kind to bridge the gap between corpus linguistics and forensic linguistics, illustrating the value of applying corpus linguistic data, tools, and methods in the analysis of language in the law, evidence, crime, and justice.

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    Hosszú leírás:

    This book is the first of its kind to bridge the gap between corpus linguistics and forensic linguistics, illustrating the value of applying corpus linguistic data, tools, and methods in the analysis of language in the law, evidence, crime, and justice.


    The volume begins by taking stock of the use of corpus linguistics in the field of forensic and legal linguistics over its roughly thirty-year history as a foundation for critically reflecting on the current state-of play within the discipline. Wright uses this discussion as a jumping-off point from which to demonstrate the opportunities and challenges of using corpora and corpus methods to analyse language in legal and forensic contexts and offers possible solutions to collecting and analysing types of data that are typically not in the public domain. The five analysis chapters that follow apply corpus method to both established and emerging areas of forensic and legal linguistics, summarized in a concluding chapter which also looks ahead to future directions for the interface of the two fields.


    This book will be key reading for graduate students and researchers in forensic linguistics and corpus linguistics methods as well as scholars working across disciplines interested in the intersection between language and the law.

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    Tartalomjegyzék:

    Contents


     


    List of Figures


     


    Acknowledgment


     


    1        Introduction


    Forensic, legal and corpus linguistics


    Aims of this book


    Overview of the book


    References


    2        Tools for the trade: data and methods


    Corpora for forensic and legal linguistics


    The corpora used in this book


    Data scarcity in forensic and legal linguistics


    Overcoming data scarcity


    Quasi-legal data: The Grenfell Tower Inquiry Opening Statement Corpus


    Opportunistic legal data: The Brexit Hearings Corpus


    Potentially illicit data on the ‘clear’ web: The Seduction Forum Corpus


    Language about the law: New Laws in the News Corpus


    Ethics and distressing data


    Corpus-assisted discourse studies


    Corpus linguistic tools


    Keyword analysis


    Collocation analysis


    Concordance analysis


    References


    3        Thirty years of corpora in forensic and legal linguistics


    Corpora at the birth of forensic linguistics


    The growing status of corpora in forensic and legal linguistics


    Corpora and the development of forensic linguistics


    New perspectives on familiar genres


    Possible solutions to methodological challenges


    New avenues for research


    References


    4        Positioning and responsibility in the Opening Statements of the Grenfell Tower Inquiry


    Introduction


    The Grenfell Tower Inquiry Opening Statement Corpus


    Opening statements as a prologue to the evidence


    The language of opening statements


    Positioning and opening statements


    A new model for responsibility allocation


    Impression management


    Pre-emptive allocation


    Delineating involvement and responsibility assignment


    Positive action


    Conclusion


    References


    5        Stance-taking by advocates and judges in the Brexit Hearings


    Introduction


    Background to the ‘Brexit case’


    The Brexit Hearings Corpus


    Stance and stance-taking


    Stance and corpus linguistics


    Stance in the courtroom


    I collocates and stance-markers


    Modal verbs - I will


    Mental verbs - I think


    Speaking verbs - I say


    Conclusion


    References


    6        Online discourses of sexual consent and resistance


    Content warning


    Discourse, consent and ‘utmost resistance’


    The Pick-Up Artist Community


    The language of PUAs


    The Seduction Forum Corpus (SFC)


    Consent and resistance in the SFC


    Discourse prosodies of LMR


    Resistance as something to be overcome


    Resistance as insincere


    Resistance as remarkable


    Resistance as temporary


    Conclusion


    References


    7        The reporting of new laws in the British national press


    Introduction


    Legislation and media influence


    The New Laws in the News Corpus


    Using corpus techniques to analyse argumentation


    Identifying arguments


    Reconstructing arguments


    Analysis


    Prohibition


    Permission


    Imposition


    Toughness


    Necessity


    Protection


    Controversy


    Scope


    Summary of argument schemes


    Conclusion


    References


    8        Conclusion


    References


     


    Index


     

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