Have you explored our #OpenAccess books on http://bloomsburycollections.com ?

Download a title list here + filter on the Open Access tab to see what's available in #linguistics and across all subjects: https://bit.ly/3ftG6tf 

#OA #academicresearch

Today we'll be calling out just a few of the linguistics titles available, but there are many more #OA resources for those working in all H&SS subjects, such as the 'What is?' Research Methods series: http://www.bloomsbury.com/series/the-what-is-research-methods-series/

First up is Durkheim and the Internet, in which @jmeblommaert proposes new #sociolinguistic and sociological theories drawing on Émile Durkheim's concept of the 'social fact'. Explore chapters from it here: https://www.bloomsburycollections.com/book/durkheim-and-the-internet-sociolinguistics-and-the-sociological-imagination/

Next, delve into @TonyMcEnery & @Helen_S_Baker's study which offers a great example of the power of #corpus methods to assist in social research:
https://www.bloomsburycollections.com/book/corpus-linguistics-and-17th-century-prostitution-computational-linguistics-and-history/

One for the semioticians amongst you, Tony Jappy's book on Charles Sanders Peirce's 28 Classes of Signs is also available to read in #OA right now: https://www.bloomsburycollections.com/book/peirces-twenty-eight-classes-of-signs-and-the-philosophy-of-representation-rhetoric-interpretation-and-hexadic-semiosis/

And finally for today, a book that serves as a practical introduction and a handy refresher for anyone considering using #discourseanalysis in their research: https://www.bloomsburycollections.com/book/what-is-discourse-analysis/

We hope you found this little thread useful. There are still many other #OA books on http://bloomsburycollections.com  waiting to be discovered. And if you're interested in publishing in OA with us, learn more about the process here: https://media.bloomsbury.com/rep/files/boa_flyer_online.pdf