
Forensic Linguistics
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This unique, hands-on introduction to Forensic Linguistics, based on Olsson's extensive experience as a practising forensic linguist, is essential reading for students, and researchers encountering this branch of applied linguistics for the first time.
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"John Olsson's Forensic Linguistics provides a well-organized and accessible introduction to general theoretical and practical questions regarding this new and rapidly expanding discipline of applied linguistics. Like the first, the second edition of Forensic linguistics is an exceptionally clear and helpful overview of the field. In addition to new chapters on language in the justice system and forensic transcription, and expanded information on forensic phonetics, the second edition provides ample coverage of topics such as authorship studies, variation, veracity in language and forensic text types. In each chapter the author considers a chosen topic, illustrating the approaches by describing a number of important cases . Exercises, ideas for discussion, and suggestions for further reading enhance the text and provide starting points for student projects. Clearly written and comprehensible to students at all levels, this book is an ideal introduction to forensic linguistics. It is also a helpful reference for anyone contemplating forensic linguistic research." - Professor Lelija Socanac, Center for Language and Law, Faculty of Law, University of Zagreb, Croatia "Written by one of the pioneers in the field, Forensic Linguistics is unquestionably one of the most definitive introductions to the dynamic intersection between language, crime, and the law." -- Language Policy "Olsson's book is an accessible and well-written introductory text"More details
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Content
1. Previous authorship studies
2. Individuals and language use
3. Evidence in court
4. An authorship enquiry
5. Sampling and authorship
6. Single text enquiries
7. Authorship profiling
8. Detecting plagiarism
9. Veracity in language
10. Language in the justice system
11. Forensic text types
12. Forensic phonetics
13. Forensic transcription
Appendix A: Exercises
Appendix B: Texts
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