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	title:	Language and Power (Language In Social Life)
	author:	Norman Fairclough
	format:	Paperback
	publisher:	Longman
	released:	August 1, 2001
	isbn:	0582414830
	isbn-13:	9780582414839

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Customer Reviews
Good but hard going - Rated This book is extremely informative and you don't need to have a hefty background knowledge of linguistic terminology. However, it can be quite involved in parts and some concepts are difficult to grasp hold of. At some points the author goes into quite unnecessary detail over concepts that could actually be explained rather easily. Extremely interesting - Rated I didn't think analysing language was my thing. However this book changed my mind, it makes analysing conversations easy, interesting and do-able, if you are a social science student - read it, if you are doing your gcse or a levels - read it, if you want an interesting read - well you've got the picture by now.

Customer Reviews

Good but hard going - Rated 4/5
This book is extremely informative and you don't need to have a hefty background knowledge of linguistic terminology. However, it can be quite involved in parts and some concepts are difficult to grasp hold of. At some points the author goes into quite unnecessary detail over concepts that could actually be explained rather easily.

Extremely interesting - Rated 5/5
I didn't think analysing language was my thing. However this book changed my mind, it makes analysing conversations easy, interesting and do-able, if you are a social science student - read it, if you are doing your gcse or a levels - read it, if you want an interesting read - well you've got the picture by now.