RT Book
T1 Methodologies and challenges in forensic linguistic casework
T2 Wiley series in the psychology of crime, policing and law
A2 Picornell, Isabell
A2 Perkins, Ria
A2 Coulthard, Malcolm 1943-
LA English
PP Hoboken, NJ
PB Chichester,West Sussex
YR 2022
UL https://krimdok.uni-tuebingen.de/Record/177067800X
AB "Forensic linguistics has come a long way since the term was first used in Jan Svartvik's publication The Evans Statement: a Case for Forensic Linguistics in 1968. Since then, an increasing body of research has contributed to the growth and professionalism of this multi- and cross-disciplinary field, with practitioners regularly undertaking forensic linguistic casework. Forensic Linguistics, broadly speaking, is the science of language analysis in a legal context and grounded in established linguistic theory, with practitioners applying linguistic knowledge and methodology to answering questions raised in legal contexts. Forensic linguistics can be seen as an area of applied linguistics in which techniques of linguistic analysis are applied to forensic situations and data. Linguistics involves the analysis of written texts or spoken interaction by describing and explaining the nature of the communication on a number of linguistic levels using a variety of interpretative tools, theories and methods. Forensic linguistics essentially takes the linguist's toolbox and applies it in forensic contexts where texts and speech samples are often unhelpfully short and few in number, in contrast to the large collections traditionally used in academic research"
CN HV8073.5
SN 9781119614579
K1 Forensic linguistics
K1 Aufsatzsammlung
K1 Forensik : Linguistik : Textanalyse : Sprachanalyse : Englisch : Spanisch : Dänisch : Portugiesisch