DiscourseRoutledge, 1 dic 2004 - 176 pagine Sara Mills offers an accessible and comprehensive analysis of the term 'discourse' and explores the theoretical assumptions underlying it. This handy, easy to follow pocket guidebook for students provides: |
Sommario
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Cultural theorycritical theoryliterary theory | 7 |
Linguistics | 8 |
Cultural theory and models discourse | 9 |
Michael Foucault and discourse | 14 |
Literature as a discourse | 20 |
Discourse and ideology | 26 |
Ideology and Truth | 29 |
Confessional discourse | 72 |
Discourses of femininity and heterosexuality | 77 |
Access to discourse | 87 |
Discourses in conflict | 89 |
Conclusions | 91 |
Colonial and postcolonial discourse theory | 94 |
Othering | 95 |
Challenging othering | 105 |
The Subject | 30 |
Economic determinants of discourse | 31 |
Language discourse and ideology | 38 |
Discursive structures | 43 |
The episteme | 50 |
The statement | 54 |
Discoursediscourses | 55 |
The archive | 56 |
Exclusions within discourse | 57 |
Circulation of discourses | 60 |
Conclusions | 67 |
Feminist theory and discourse theory | 69 |
Psychoanalysis and discourse theory | 109 |
Conclusions | 114 |
Discourse analysis and critical discourse analysis | 116 |
Discourse analysis | 119 |
Social psychologist and conversational analysis | 126 |
Critical discourse analysis | 131 |
Conclusions | 141 |
Glossary | 144 |
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Bibliography | 152 |
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