DiscoursePsychology Press, 2004 - 168 pagine This volume provides a broad analysis of the term 'discourse' and a thorough examination of the many theoretical assumptions surrounding it. In the revised edition of this invaluable guidebook, Sara Mills:
A fully updated bibliography, new glossary and suggestions for further reading make this more than ever the essential introductory guide to the concept of discourse for students of literary theory. |
Sommario
Introduction | 1 |
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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