Thisábook provides structured and practical advice on analyzing language in research across the social sciences, for students and scholars alike. It is edited by the leading academic in the field, with international contributors. It addresses a wide variety of social sciences. It provides clear examples and guidance to aid teaching and learning.Analyzing language can be tricky but it provides a useful insight within social research. This book shows how to apply methods to written and spoken words, across a range of social sciences. Solving practical problems in research design and application, this is a key resource for all social scientists.áRUTH WODAK is Professor of Discourse Studies at Lancaster University, UK. She is member of the editorial board of a range of linguistic journals, co-editor of the journal Discourse and Society and editor of Critical Discourse Studies. MICHAL KRZYZANOWSKI has been Research Associate at the Department of Linguistics and English Language at the University of Lancaster, UK, since 2004. Michal is an active member of the Research Centre 'Discourse, Politics Identity' at the Department of European and Comparative Linguistics and Literary Studies (former Dept. of Applied Linguistics), University of Vienna, Austria.