Language use and critical discourse analysis
A Critical Discourse Analysis of Donald Trump’s Language Use in US Presidential Campaign, 2016
... of discourse structures and ideological structures of Donald Trump’s acceptance speech in the United States Presidential Election, 2016 as a good sample of his language use in presidential ...
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Immodesty and Prejudice in Women Language Use: A Critical Discourse Analysis
... versus-women language use to underscore the fact that women languages are never neutral but embody ideologies and power ...women language use, leading to voicelessness in respect of women ...
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Teaching Reading with a Critical Attitude: Using Critical Discourse Analysis (CDA) to Raise EFL University Students’ Critical Language Awareness (CLA)
... CDA analysis is ...an analysis together in the ...analyzing language use and for designing language learning ...people’s critical awareness of ...
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Discourse Analysis of Decision Making Episodes in Meetings: Politeness theory and Critical Discourse Analysis
... of language use is a communicative event which consists of 3 dimensions: (1) text (analysis of linguistic features such as vocabulary, grammar, syntax and sentence coherence), (2) discursive practice ...
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Discourse Strategies And Ideology In Selected Radio Lead News Of Osun State Broadcasting Corporation, Nigeria
... investigates discourse strategies and ideology employed in selected radio lead news of Osun State Broadcasting Corporation (OSBC), Osogbo, ...The analysis is done within the framework of critical ...
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Application of Critical Discourse Analysis in Media Discourse Studies
... entitled Discourse and Society in 1990 followed by several books which are closely related to this field in the upcoming ...years. Critical Discourse Studies has emerged before the critical ...
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Language and critique:Some anticipations of critical discourse studies in Marx
... own language, their own political imaginary, to better express their needs and ...prosaic language suited to a scientific socialist programme – supported, as required, by skilful use of rhetoric ...
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Purchasing outcomes : a critical discourse analysis of contracting out social services in New Zealand (2008 2016) : a thesis presented in partial fulfilment of the requirements for the degree of Master of Arts at Massey University, Manawatū, New Zealand
... 64 Discourse analysis has become a prominent method of qualitative research (Cheek, ...on language for its own sake. Discourse analysis goes further than linguistics to understand the ...
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A critical discourse analysis of language used in selected courts of law in Kenya
... to use the highly coercive tag and declarative questions to their advantage, but this, she noted, changed with time and the lay litigants were able to use highly coercive question types to their ...to ...
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Language Power and Ideology in Commercial Discourse: A Prologue to Critical Discourse Analysis for Neophyte Analysts
... the analysis looks into certain lexical choices reflecting the attitude of writer, for example, the use of freedom fighter ...The analysis can also draw upon the ideological and political importance ...
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Gendered discourse: A critical discourse analysis of newspaper headlines in Ghana
... institutional discourse in recent ...(2007), discourse can be seen along six strata which are discourse one up to ...six. Discourse one is the highest unit of linguistic distinction like sound ...
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A Critical Discourse Analysis on Media Excerpts
... Critical Discourse Analysis centers on authentic everyday com- munication in institutional, media, political or other locations rather than on sample sentences or sample texts constructed in ...
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‘Bisexual oysters’:A diachronic corpus based critical discourse analysis of bisexual representation in The Times between 1957 and 2017
... the corpus, referring to situations ‘involving or comprising individuals of both sexes’ (OED, 2018:np), or items that are ‘suitable for or applicable to both men and women’ (OED, 2018:np). Further support for this range ...
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Empowering the powerful: a critical discourse analysis of public discourse on graduate employability
... English language as an important part of graduate employability (Nair– Venugopal, 2003; Shakir, 2009; Yusof, 2008; ...English language competency and particular soft skills throughout their degree ...
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Contaminated democracy : a discourse analysis of the submissions to the Royal Commission on Genetic Modification : a thesis presented in partial fulfilment of the requirements for the degree of Master of Arts in Sociology at Massey University
... Auckland District Law Society Critical Discourse Analysis Commission of Inquiry Crown Research Institute Discourse Analysis Environmental Risk Management Authority Government Agency subm[r] ...
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The misrepresentation of Jihad in public and academic discourse and its impact on the integration of multi faith society
... Public discourse does not particularly frame general knowledge of ‘Islamic terrorism’, but instead, uses schemas that activate pre-existing knowledge of how ‘Islamic terrorism’ looks and which public ...
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Discourse Interpretation: A Deconstructive, Reader-oriented Approach to Critical Discourse Analysis
... that Critical Discourse Analysis (CDA) is ''socially constructed as well as socially conditioned,'' (Blommaert, 2005a, ...interpreting discourse, nor will it discuss the goals, the objectives, ...
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WHO ARE AMERICANS? ANALYSIS OF OBAMA AND TRUMP’S POLITICAL SPEECHES ON IMMIGRATION
... political discourse and social context in ...using Critical Discourse Analysis, particularly Fairclough‘s (1993) three-dimensional ...political discourse, the speeches are showing ...
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Two Discourse Driven Language Models for Semantics
... semantic language model is called Entity-Centered ...and discourse mark- ers involved in a specific co-reference ...the discourse markers between these ...
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The 'deficit-discourse' shift: university teachers and their role in helping first year students persevere and succeed in the new university culture
... more critical as students themselves become more responsible for funding their tertiary education), have negative experiences of school, poor study habits/facilities and lack the family/peer reference groups which ...
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