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Chapter 1 Introduction1

1.1 A profile of research background3

1.2 Towards an understanding of e-discourse6

1.2.1 A note on terminology and definitions6

1.2.2 A note on taxonomies9

1.3 Aims and objectives12

1.4 Data and methodology14

1.5 Theoretical framework17

1.6 Organization of the thesis18

Chapter 2 An Overview of Previous Studies22

2.1 Introduction22

2.2 Social scientific perspective23

2.2.1 Relationships-lost view revisited24

2.2.2 Relationships-found view revisited29

2.2.2.1 SIP theory31

2.2.2.2 SIDE model34

2.2.3 Discussion38

2.3 Linguistic perspective43

2.3.1 Comparison between e-discourse，speech and writing45

2.3.2 Two basic forms of e-discourse48

2.3.2.1 Synchronous e-discourse48

2.3.2.2 Asynchronous e-discourse49

2.3.3 Channel effects on e-discourse52

2.3.4 E-discourse research in China56

2.3.5 Discussion58

2.4 Summary61

Chapter 3 Theoretical Foundations67

3.1 Introduction67

3.2 SFL：a functional model of language68

3.2.1 System and structure69

3.2.2 Modeling stratification of language in context70

3.2.3 Functional diversification：intrinsic and extrinsic functionality73

3.2.3.1 Intrinsic functionality：metafunctional diversification74

3.2.3.2 Modeling interpersonal meaning78

3.2.3.3 Extrinsic functionality：contextual diversification84

3.2.3.4 Context of culture95

3.3 Summary97

Chapter 4 E-discourse in the AT Forum：A Sociocultural Background100

4.1 Introduction100

4.2 General cultural background of the AT Forum101

4.3 Situational background：identifying five major situation types109

4.3.1 The self-introducing situation112

4.3.2 The rule-breaching situation113

4.3.3 The help-seeking situation114

4.3.4 The information-disseminating situation115

4.3.5 The discussion-eliciting situation116

4.3.6 Quantitative verification117

4.4 Context of situation and material situational setting119

4.5 E-discourse in the AT Forum122

4.6 Summary126

Chapter 5 Negotiation in E-discourse：Articulating Role Relationships130

5.1 Introduction130

5.2 Mood patterns as indicators of role relations131

5.2.1 Mood patterns：basic resources for negotiation131

5.2.2 Mood patterns as markers of power relations136

5.2.2.1 Mood patterns：encoding power exercised by managerial members137

5.2.2.2 Mood selections：construing relative power exerted by help providers166

5.3 Speech functional patterns and role relations176

5.3.1 Speech function：semantic resource for negotiation177

5.3.2 Speech functional choices：encoding power difierence and social distance180

5.4 Summary187

Chapter 6 Involvement in E-discourse：Encoding Affiliation and Affinity189

6.1 Introduction189

6.2 Naming191

6.3 Epistolary devices203

6.4 Grapho-phonemic manipulations208

6.4.1 Abbreviations208

6.4.2 Emoticons212

6.4.3 Written paralinguistic and prosodic surrogates215

6.5 Slang219

6.6 Swearing222

6.7 Technicality226

6.8 Quoting230

6.9 Code-switching233

6.10 Summary236

Chapter 7 Conclusion240

7.1 Introduction240

7.2 Summary of the study240

7.3 Implications of the study250

7.4 Suggestions for future research251

7.5 Concluding remarks252

References254

Appendices283

Appendix 1 Some Oft-cited AT Forum Rules and Guidelines283

Appendix 2 The Links of the One-month Data Set292

Appendix 3 The Original Version of the Texts Cited299

Appendix 4 The Rule-breaching Data in the One month Data Set（Adapted Version）333

Appendix 5 A Sample Coding Sheet for Mood Analysis of the Rule-breaching Data（Thread G-09）346

Appendix 6 A Short List of Netcronyms349

Appendix 7 Two Lists of Emoticons351