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Published online by Cambridge University Press:  14 September 2018

Monika Bednarek
Monika Bednarek
Affiliation:
University of Sydney

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Language and Television Series
A Linguistic Approach to TV Dialogue
 , pp. vii - viii
Publisher: Cambridge University Press
Print publication year: 2018

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  1. 1.1What a whiteboard in the writers’ room might look like (author’s own photo of a whiteboard for Shameless, hanging in the room dedicated to screenwriting at the Warner Bros. Studio Tour Hollywood)

  2. 3.1Introducing characters in Community

  3. 4.1Still from Nashville showing an advert for FosterMore

  4. 4.2Still from Homeland showing a fictional newscast

  5. 5.1Non-English dialogue mixed with English dialogue (The Shield)

  6. 5.2Example of subtitled dialogue (Lost)

  7. 5.3Example of voice-over dialogue by a character (Nurse Jackie)

  8. 5.4Example of voice-over by a narrator (Pushing Daisies)

  9. 5.5Example of dialogue from TV (24)

  10. 5.6Example of dialogue that is sung (New Girl)

  11. 5.7Example of dialogue that is recited (Gilmore Girls)

  12. 5.8Example of characters speaking in unison (My Name Is Earl)

  13. 5.9Example of characters speaking in overlap (It’s Always Sunny in Philadelphia)

  14. 5.10Example of interruption (Suits)

  15. 5.11Example of repeats (Veep)

  16. 5.12Situating this research project

  17. 5.13Extract from GraphColl visualisation for ain’t

  18. 5.14Sorted concordance lines for apologize in SydTV-Std (including speaker names)

  19. 5.15Concordance plot for the word mistake in the Gilmore Girls episode

  20. 6.1Jane Espenson (left) and the author (right) after the interview (author’s own photo)

  21. 6.2Five-point Likert scale

  22. 6.3Five-point scale

  23. 7.1This is my used as a routine formula in introductions

  24. 7.2Twenty instances where hi is used as a greeting, selected from twenty different TV series

  25. 7.3Twenty-five random instances of here, selected from twenty-five different TV series

  26. 7.4Twenty-five random instances of kidding

  27. 7.5Twenty-five random instances of doctor, Miss, Mr, Mrs, Sir, with file names

  28. 7.6All instances for Miss in SydTV-Std (excluding the verb)

  29. 7.7Twenty-five random instances for ass

  30. 7.8Twenty-five random instances for bitch

  31. 7.9Twenty-five random instances of date

  32. 7.10Twenty-five random instances of blood, with file names

  33. 7.11Twenty-five random instances of no

  34. 8.1Penthouse penthouse in Workaholics

  35. 8.2Collocates of ain’t in SydTV (MI3, 5:5, min f = 2; stat >= 9 [default])

  36. 8.3Multiple negation in SydTV

  37. 9.1Concordance for bieber* or belieb* in Workaholics

  38. 9.2Word forms related to computer-mediated communication (SydTV)

  39. 11.1Responses for the statement My English teacher has used/shown examples from English-language TV series in the class-room

  40. A.1Questionnaire in German

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