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What is Discourse? What is Discourse?
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Discourse: Language Use Discourse: Language Use
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Approaches to Discourse Approaches to Discourse
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Conversation Analysis Conversation Analysis
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Critical Linguistics Critical Linguistics
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Critical Discourse Analysis (CDA) Critical Discourse Analysis (CDA)
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Van Dijk’s ‘Social-Cognitive’ Model Van Dijk’s ‘Social-Cognitive’ Model
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Fairclough’s Model: A Social Theory of Discourse Fairclough’s Model: A Social Theory of Discourse
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Discourse as Text Discourse as Text
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Discourse Practice Discourse Practice
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Social Practice Social Practice
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Political Discourse Analysis (PDA) Political Discourse Analysis (PDA)
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Mediated Discourse Mediated Discourse
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Discourse and Ideology Discourse and Ideology
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Local Coherence Relations and Ideology Local Coherence Relations and Ideology
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Discourse and Power Discourse and Power
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Discursive Change Discursive Change
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Intertextuality Intertextuality
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Discourse, Identity and Culture Discourse, Identity and Culture
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Identity Identity
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Types of Identities Types of Identities
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Identity Processes Identity Processes
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Conclusion Conclusion
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1 Discourse and Social Change: A Theoretical Framework
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Published:October 2020
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Abstract
This chapter reviews the main approaches to discourse analysis to give the reader a clearer insight into the main development of discourse and the main approaches and frameworks that deal with discourse and social change, which are of direct relevance to this book. Although other approaches and frameworks are introduced and discussed, the main focus is on CDA, particularly Fairclough’s approach. CDA has been chosen as the main discipline here because it offers, in my view, adequate tools and mechanisms for the analysis of discourse and social change. It offers a variety of approaches and frameworks, some of which allow us to closely study the development of discourse and its link to the wider social, cultural and political contexts. As this book is about the transition of Arabic political discourse, CDA will enable us to examine this transition by adopting a textual and social analysis of discourses. This chapter will not attempt to cover all approaches related to discourse analysis, but will be selective and only cover those that deal with language in its social context.
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