First of all, I am unfamiliar with using monographs for critiquing research. In this case, I am tasked with critiquing a qualitative research project in linguistics, discussed in monograph format. I have not determined a topic, which makes it very difficult to search for a primary source. I am hopeful to find a monograph on language variation or cross-cultural pragmatics. Actually, any topic from the field of linguistics would satisfy the assignment.
Hello Toni, I am the author of a monograph on Spoken English and Spoken Italian (grammar and translation), I don't know if this would be of your interest. There are elements of linguistics and corpus linguistics, as well as language variation as it focuses on oral delivery (compared to the written mode). Here you can find an extract which may help you understand what the book is about: https://www.cambridgescholars.com/resources/pdfs/978-1-0364-4107-4-sample.pdf
Alternatively, I have found the book by U. Clark (2017) very interesting ; this is an extract: https://api.pageplace.de/preview/DT0400.9781137077707_A29488089/preview-9781137077707_A29488089.pdf
Toni Stillman : good luck then! Just keep me posted if you need any assistance!
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