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Discourse Particles and Discourse Functions
Machine Translation, 2000zbMATH Open Web Interface contents unavailable due to conflicting licenses.
Stede, Manfred, Schmitz, Birte
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Contributions to a Discourse Theory of Law and Democracy
The New Social Theory Reader, 2020Translatora s Introduction. Preface. 1. Law as a Category of Social Mediation between Facts and Norms. 2. The Sociology of Law versus the Philosophy of Justice. 3. A Reconstructive Approach to Law I: The System of Rights. 4.
J. Habermas, William Rehg
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Discourse Studies, 2009
Discourse and grammar often complement each other, each imposing a different set of constraints on speakers' utterances. Discourse constraints are global, pertaining to text coherence, and/or to interpersonal relations. Grammatical constraints are local, pertaining to possible versus impossible structures (within specific languages). Yet, the two must
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Discourse and grammar often complement each other, each imposing a different set of constraints on speakers' utterances. Discourse constraints are global, pertaining to text coherence, and/or to interpersonal relations. Grammatical constraints are local, pertaining to possible versus impossible structures (within specific languages). Yet, the two must
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2017
This chapter discusses discourse in relation to key principles and practices and sets out the model of describing, interpreting and explaining discourse. It introduces the concepts of ‘communities of practice’, ‘site of engagement’ and ‘critical moments’ as central to discourse, and explains the relationship between social practice and discursive ...
Christopher N. Candlin +2 more
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This chapter discusses discourse in relation to key principles and practices and sets out the model of describing, interpreting and explaining discourse. It introduces the concepts of ‘communities of practice’, ‘site of engagement’ and ‘critical moments’ as central to discourse, and explains the relationship between social practice and discursive ...
Christopher N. Candlin +2 more
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Critical Discourse/Discourse Analysis
2017Discourse analysis (DA) conceptualizes language as performative and productive, central to the construction of social reality and subjectivity. This chapter examines two identifiable, but overlapping, schools of DA, discursive psychology (DP) and Foucauldian discourse analysis (FDA).
Ussher, Jane M. (R8741) +1 more
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An Introduction to Discourse Analysis
language 124 abstract nouns 30 academic social language 30 achievement statements 124 activities 12, 83 activity building 86, 93, 140 adverbial phrases 150 adverbs 101, 150 affective statements 124, 126 African-Americans: children 91, 106–7, 110–14 ...
J. Gee
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Discourses, Discourse Identification and Discourse Naming
2004In this chapter I expand on what was said about discourses in Chapter 1, particularly in terms of relevant linguistic features, then move on to two detailed examples of interpretive ‘discourse identification’. This is with a view to enabling those investigating discourse from a critical or poststructuralist perspective to interpretively identify, name ...
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Annual Review of Psychology, 1997
▪ Abstract The field of discourse processing has dissected many of the levels of representation that are constructed when individuals read or listen to connected discourse. These levels include the surface code, the propositional textbase, the referential situation model, the communication context, and the discourse genre. Discourse psychologists have
A C, Graesser, K K, Millis, R A, Zwaan
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▪ Abstract The field of discourse processing has dissected many of the levels of representation that are constructed when individuals read or listen to connected discourse. These levels include the surface code, the propositional textbase, the referential situation model, the communication context, and the discourse genre. Discourse psychologists have
A C, Graesser, K K, Millis, R A, Zwaan
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2014
In August 2006, UK police discovered a plot to destroy aircraft destined for the United States using homemade explosive concealed in drinks bottles. In response to the plot, airplane passengers’ hand luggage was subject to an outright ban. Only the barest essentials (such as travel documents, wallets, baby food and nappies) were permitted on board, and
Aradau, Claudia +4 more
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In August 2006, UK police discovered a plot to destroy aircraft destined for the United States using homemade explosive concealed in drinks bottles. In response to the plot, airplane passengers’ hand luggage was subject to an outright ban. Only the barest essentials (such as travel documents, wallets, baby food and nappies) were permitted on board, and
Aradau, Claudia +4 more
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Discourse: A Critical Introduction.
Linguistische Berichte, 2008This engaging 2005 introduction offers a critical approach to discourse, written by an expert uniquely placed to cover the subject for a variety of disciplines.
J. Blommaert
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