Introduction: Knowledge and discourse: towards an ecology of language / Colin Barron, Nigel Bruce and David Nunan
1. Prologue: Language and linguistics/Discourse and disciplinarity / Alastair Pennycook
Pt. I. Reflexive Practices
2. Stranded between the 'posts': Sensory experience and immigrant female subjectivity / Kalpana Ram
3. Feminist consciousness and the ruling relations / Dorothy Smith
4. Telling true stories, writing fictions, doing ethnography at century's end: Stories of subjectivity and care from urban China / Joseph Schneider and Wang Laihua
5. Producing new Asian masculinities / Allan Luke
6. Chinese officialdom (Guan) at work in discourse / Yueguo Gu and Weifang Zhu
7. Discourse of silence: Intermeshing networks of old and new colonialists / Colin Barron
8. Interactions between Thai male sex workers and their customers / Graeme Storer
9. Media mythologies: Legends, 'local facts' and triad discourse / Kingsley Bolton and Christopher Hutton
Pt. III. Professional and Academic Practices
10. linguistic construction of gender and ideology in judicial discourse / Chng Huang Hoon
11. domestication of rhetoric - Translating Western economic ideology to Hong Kong / Hui Po-Keung
12. role of language and culture within the accountancy workplace / Gail Forey and David Nunan
13. Social and interpersonal perspectives on scientific discourse / Minna-Riitta Luukka
14. Becoming a psychologist: Student voices on academic writing in psychology / Guenter A. Plum and Christopher N. Candlin
15. Fixed and flexible framing: Literacy events across cultures / Ian Malcolm
16. Teaching and learning in Cantonese and English: Multilingual classroom practices and equity in education / Tara Goldstein
17. Intercultural communication and ethnography: Why? and why not? / Ron Scollon.
Cover; Title Page; Copyright Page; Table of Contents; List of Contributors; Publisher's Acknowledgements; Introduction: Knowledge and discourse: towards an ecology of language; 1 Prologue: Language and linguistics/Discourse and disciplinarity; Part I Reflexive Practices; Introduction to Part I: The discourse of selfhood; 2 Stranded between the 'posts': Sensory experience and immigrant female subjectivity; 3 Feminist consciousness and the ruling relations; 4 Telling true stories, writing fictions, doing ethnography at century's end: Stories of subjectivity and care from urban China
5 Producing new Asian masculinitiesPart II Social Practices; Introduction to Part II: The dialectic of authentic and inauthentic discourses; 6 Chinese officialdom (Guan) at work in discourse; 7 Discourse of silence: Intermeshing networks of old and new colonialists; 8 Interactions between Thai male sex workers and their customers; 9 Media mythologies: Legends, 'local facts' and triad discourse; Part III Professional and Academic Practices; Introduction to Part III: The inspiration of inequalities; 10 The linguistic construction of gender and ideology in judicial discourse
11 The domestication of rhetoric
Translating Western economic ideology to Hong Kong12 The role of language and culture within the accountancy workplace; 13 Social and interpersonal perspectives on scientific discourse; 14 Becoming a psychologist: Student voices on academic writing in psychology; 15 Fixed and flexible framing: Literacy events across cultures; 16 Teaching and learning in Cantonese and English: Multilingual classroom practices and equity in education; Coda; 17 Intercultural communication and ethnography: Why? and why not?; References; Index (word and phrase)
