Не можете найти хорошую версию "Fairclough, дискурс и социальные изменения" (1992) PDF

Здравствуйте,

Я действительно надеюсь, что вы можете мне помочь, потому что я искал хороший PDF этой книги почти года теперь.
Я нашел другие книги Н. Fairclough на этом сайте, спасибо. Но я ищу специально для книги "Fairclough, дискурс и социальных изменений» (1992) PDF

БАД версия я нашел это:http://egl308class.edublogs.org/files/2014/01/Fairc...ange-29t49lx.pdf
Текст иногда искажается, на странице 17 вы видите, что я имею в виду.

Надеюсь, вы, ребята, можете помочь!

Спасибо заранее, поздравления

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English:

Hello,

I really hope you can help me because I have been looking for a good pdf of this book for almost a year now.
I have found other books of N. Fairclough on this site, thank you. But I am looking specifically for the book 'Fairclough, Discourse and social change' (1992) pdf

The BAD version I found is this: http://egl308class.edublogs.org/files/2014/01/Fairc...ange-29t49lx.pdf
The text sometimes gets distorted, on page 17 you see what I mean.

Hopefully you guys can help!

Thank you in advance, greetings

БАД версия я нашел это:http://egl308class.edublogs.org/files/2014/01/Fairc...ange-29t49lx.pdf

книга имеет OCR слой- копируйте и вставляйте в текстовый редактор (word, openoffice)

Спасибо, но когда я делаю, что проблема остается.

Это от 17 стр:

Some ethnometJj'od'olo,
gis'ts take a particular interest in conversation and in the
11l1:th'ods conversationalists use for producing and interpreting it
1978; Atkinson and Heritage 1984). Conversation
have concentrated mainly upon informal conversation
between equals (e.g. telephone conversations), though some rework
has shifted to institutional types of discourse, where
";,,,",pr asyrnmetries are more obvious (Button and Lee 1987). CA
';"n,.....us with the Sinclair and Coulthard approach by highlighting
discourse processes, and correspondingly giving more attention
to interpretation as well as production. Its conception of
interpretation and process is a narrow one, however, as I shall
argue below, and CA is comparable to Sinclair and Coulthard in
its orientation to discovering structures in texts.

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English:

Thank you but when I do that, the problem remains.

This is from page 17:

Some ethnometJj'od'olo,
gis'ts take a particular interest in conversation and in the
11l1:th'ods conversationalists use for producing and interpreting it
1978; Atkinson and Heritage 1984). Conversation
have concentrated mainly upon informal conversation
between equals (e.g. telephone conversations), though some rework
has shifted to institutional types of discourse, where
";,,,",pr asyrnmetries are more obvious (Button and Lee 1987). CA
';"n,.....us with the Sinclair and Coulthard approach by highlighting
discourse processes, and correspondingly giving more attention
to interpretation as well as production. Its conception of
interpretation and process is a narrow one, however, as I shall
argue below, and CA is comparable to Sinclair and Coulthard in
its orientation to discovering structures in texts.