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This title presents an analysis of the most important characteristics of television dialogue, with a focus on fictional television. In this book, Monika Bednarek addresses the need for a systemic analysis of television discourse and characterization within linguistics and media studies. She... read more
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- Rory
- Luke
- Richard
- Lorelai
- Kozloff
- Martin & White
- Gilmore
- Bednarek
- Emily
- Quaglio
- Goodwin
- Susan
- Calvin
- Gigi
- Dijk
- Pennycook
- Dawson
- Marshall
- Sookie
- Eagleton
- Giles
- Baldry
- Lane
- Toolan
- Burton
- Leeuwen
- Westman
- Robinson
- Fairclough
- Behn
- Bubel
- Mrs. Kim
- Pearson
- Kirk
- Lakoff
- Coupland
- Goffman
- Jess
- Jackson
- Dunn
- Stubbs
- Stokoe
- Pomerantz
- Amy Sherman-palladino
- Wilce
- Matthiessen
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Authors & Contributors edit
- Monika Bednarek (Author)
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- Dewey: 302.2345
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