<p>Chapter 1: Discourse and Health Communication (Gavin Brookes and Daniel Hunt).- Chapter 2: Conversation Analysis: Questioning Patients About Prior Self-Treatment (Rebecca K. Barnes and Iris Z. van der Scheer).- Chapter 3: Interactional Sociolinguistics: Tracking Patient-Initiated Questions Across an Episode of Care (Maria Stubbe, Kevin Dew, Lindsay Macdonald and Anthony Dowell).- Chapter 4: Narrative Analysis: DNA Testing and Collaborative Knowledge-Building in a CFS/ME Forum (Michael Arribas-Ayllon).- Chapter 5: Discursive Psychology: A Discursive Approach to Identity Work in Online Illness Talk (Joyce Lamerichs).- Chapter 6: Corpus Linguistics: Examining Tensions in General Practitioners’ Views About Diagnosing and Treating Depression (Daniel Hunt).- Chapter 7: Poststructuralist Discourse Analysis: Investigating Representations of Knowledge and Knowledge-Related Subjectivities in an Online Forum on HPV Vaccination (Antoinette Fage-Butler).- Chapter 8: Discursive Ethnography: Understanding Psychiatric Discourses and Patient Positions Through Fieldwork (Agnes Ringer and Mari Holen).- Chapter 9: Critical Discourse Studies: Mad, Bad or Nuisance? Discursive Constructions of Detained Patients in Polish Nursing Notes (Dariusz Galasiński and Justyna Ziółkowska).- Chapter 10: Multimodality: Examining Visual Representations of Dementia in Public Health Discourse (Gavin Brookes, Emma Putland and Kevin Harvey).- Chapter 11: Pragmatics: Leadership and Team Communication in Emergency Medicine Training (Sarah Atkins and Małgorzata Chałupnik).- Chapter 12: Cognitive Approaches to Discourse Analysis: Applying Conceptual Blending Theory to Understandings of Disease Transmission (Olivia Knapton, Alice Power and Gabriella Rundblad).- Chapter 13: Stylistics: Mind Style in an Autobiographical Account of Schizophrenia (Zsófia Demjén and Elena Semino).</p>
