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Introduction
Language and power
The discourse of institutions and organizations
Power and talk
Language and gender
Language and race
Power and the language of humour
Language and the law
Language and advertising
Language in the new capitalism
Language and politics
Web strand
Evaluation and re-evaluation: studying language and power development. Critical linguistics and critical discourse analysis
Registers of discourse
Studying spoken discourse
Gender and power: using the transitivity model
The representation of social actors
The discourse of humour and irony
Developments in forensic discourse analysis
Advertising discourse: methods for analysis
Language and new capitalism: developments
Studying political discourse: developments
Web strand
Language and power: extending the analysis
Exploration. Beginning analysis
Exploring register and ideology
Power and resistance in spoken discourse
Analysing gender
A workshop on the representation of social actors
Analysing humour and power
Analysing language in the legal context
Analysing advertisements
Analysing the language of new capitalism
Analysing political discourse
Web strand
Practicing corpus-assisted critical discourse analysis
Extension. Critical linguistics
Bureaucracy and social control
Power and resistance in police interviews
Masculinity and men's magazines
Discourse and the denial of racism
Humour and hatred
Forensic linguistics
Language style and life style
Language in the global service economy
Critical metaphor analysis
Web strand
Speaking sincerely.
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Language and power : a resource book for students by Paul Simpson. ISBN 9780203867709. Published by Routledge in 2010. Publication and catalogue information, links to buy online and reader comments.