Titlebook: Analysing Health Communication; Discourse Approaches Gavin Brookes,Daniel Hunt Book 2021 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The Author(s) 20

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Positron emission computed tomography attempting to understand health and illness by studying communication may seem curious; pain, illness, and psychological distress as well as new-found vitality and physical ability can all feel like they are experienced in a primal, corporeal way that is pre-linguistic. In short, our bodies ail and

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,Anton Casey’s Mistake (Singlish 55),chegloff and Gail Jefferson. A CA approach offers both theory and method. Its theoretical concern is with identifying and characterising the ‘machinery’ (Sacks 1984: 27) underlying talk and social relations. Its methodological principles involve making and working with recordings of conversations—‘d

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Maria Kalamatianou,Maria Hatzigianniication, as it makes it possible to identify the discourses and subject positions available to and used by those who communicate about health-related topics. This chapter presents and illustrates the methods of statement function analysis to analyse discourses, and subject position analysis to analy

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Lisa Kervin,Irina Verenikina,Clara Riveranguage as productive and co-constituent of reality with an ethnographic lens for the contextual, material and spatial dimensions of the world. The discursive perspective we draw on regards language not just as a neutral or ‘innocent’ medium of information sharing. Rather, language and communication

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The Coming of the Era of Big Data,r primarily, this mode of communication. This monomodal perspective has undoubtedly proved fruitful for analyses of texts in which language is the primary (or only) communicative mode, such as patient records and transcripts of healthcare interactions. However, most genres of contemporary communicat