Buch, Englisch, 229 Seiten, PB, Format (B × H): 170 mm x 240 mm
Reihe: Stauffenburg Festschriften
Ecolinguistic Dimensions of Environmental Discourse. Essays in Honour of Alwin Fill
Buch, Englisch, 229 Seiten, PB, Format (B × H): 170 mm x 240 mm
Reihe: Stauffenburg Festschriften
ISBN: 978-3-86057-664-9
Verlag: Stauffenburg
Language, Signs and Nature: Ecolinguistic Dimensions of Environmental Discourse is both a Festschrift for Alwin Fill and at the same time an up-to-date survey of recent trends in research in Ecolinguistics – a relatively new and interdisciplinary field of research in linguistics. The volume brings together theoretical work and applied analyses on the interaction between language and its cultural and natural environment by prominent researchers. It covers a wide range of topics including cultural evolution, natural signs and sign-world-systems, the ecology of grammar, the discourse of biodiversity, the construction of the world through discourse by the anti-green movement and intelligent design creationism, the metaphorical framing of epidemics, etc. The book will thus be of interest not only to the ecolinguistic community, but also to the neighbouring fields of environmental studies, human geography, discourse analysis, semiotics, public policy, and linguistics in general.
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The book will be of interest not only to the ecolinguistic community, but also to the neighbouring fields of environmental studies, human geography, discourse analysis, semiotics, public policy, and linguistics in general.
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Contents
Martin Döring/Hermine Penz/Wilhelm Trampe: Re-Revisiting Alwin Fill and the Ecolinguistics Project
Language, Signs and Nature: Theoretical and Methodological
Basics for Language Ecology
Winfried Nöth: Natural Signs and the Natural Ingredients of Cultural Signs
Wilhelm Trampe: Sign-World-Systems. FUL-FILLING ECOLOGY. For Alwin on his Retirement
Peter Finke: The Memory of Language. New Research in the Beginnings of Cultural Evolution
Sune Vork Steffensen: The Ecology of Grammar. Dialectical, Holistic and Autopoietic Principles in Ecolinguistics
Jørgen Chr. Bang/Anna Vibeke Lindø/Jørgen Døør/Dorte Bay Madsen: The Nature of Language & the Language of Nature
Language, Signs and Nature: Applied Language Ecology
Richard Alexander: How the Anti-green Movement and its ‘Friends’ Use Language to Construct the World
Martin Döring: “Just Think how Little Children are Affected …!” Metaphors of Distress, Shock and Coping in Children’s Poems During the 2001 Foot and Mouth Crisis in the UK
Arran Stibbe/Francesca Zunino: Boyd’s Forest Dragon or the Survival of Humanity: Discourse and the Social Construction of Biodiversity
Reinhard Heuberger: Anthropocentrism in English and German: A Comparative Lexical Study
Christian Blinzer/Bernhard Kettemann/Georg Marko: Naturally or Intelligently. The Construction of an Ecological World View in the Discourse of Intelligent Design Creationism
Peter Mühlhäusler: Diachronic Approaches to Ecolinguistics: The Changing Language Ecology of Norfolk Island.
