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Showing 1 to 20 of 28 for “"discourse studies"”.
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Mental models in manifesto texts : the case of students for a democratic society and weatherman
… and ‘context models’ in socio-cognitive discourse studies, ‘case frames’ in frame semantics, ‘idealized cognitive models’ in cognitive linguistics and ‘deictic space models’ in cognitive discourse studies. Building on these recent approaches to mental models, conceptual operations such as …
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Making Sense of Chinese Higher Education Internationalization: Critical Gazes at the Nexus of State, Power, and Globalization
… predominant methodology can be characterized as discourse studies. A thesis-by-publications format makes the investigation of the broad research question possible by dividing it into smaller research questions and adopting various theoretical frameworks and methodologies. The introductory chapter …
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The discursive construction of identity and legitimation in the UN mission in Haiti (2004 - 2015)
… analytical framework, drawing in critical discourse studies (CDS), theories of identity, international interventions, peacekeeping and postcolonialism. This framework analyses a set of discursive strategies through which legitimation and identity are constructed. This study comprises a …
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Academic literacies in policy and practice
… Chemistry. I combine two frameworks: critical discourse studies (Fairclough, 2001, 2003) and academic literacies (Lea & Street, 2006; Lillis, 2001) to investigate how broader social and institutional contexts influence specific academic literacy practices reported by university students and …
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The critical architect: How can educational leaders use duoethnographic boundary-spanning dialogue to build pathways for transformative leadership?
… culture are everywhere, acting as obstacles to discourse and progress. Any attempt to rethink schools must include the voices and ideas of marginalized students and families who are often excluded from curriculum, programming, and jobs. Discourse is a social construct that creates and recreates, …
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In search for totemic foods: Exploring discursive foodscapes online in Finnish, English and French
… emerge as totemic foods in online foodie discourse. The corpus is compiled from Social Networking Services (blogs, community websites, recipe sharing sites, and conversation fora) in Finnish, English and French. The theoretical framework is construed with post-Bourdieusian taste and …
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Negotiating constructions of success and failure: women in mid-life and formations of subject, subjectivity and identity
… and contest. The thesis also considered how discourse studies might take life history and personal order seriously. It presents an empirical analysis of personal order, extending this to interpersonal orders and habits of engagement accruing for subjects in ongoing relationships. It adds to …
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Learning and teaching in higher education : policy constructions, participants' experiences and recontextualisation
… and a framework and concepts from critical discourse studies (CDS). Specifically, I draw on Bernstein’s (1990; 2000) principles of how pedagogic discourse is created, the identities available to students and teachers, the notion of the official recontextualising field (ORF) and the pedagogic …
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Debating the European Union transnationally : Wikipedians’ construction of the EU on a Wikipedia talk page (2001-2015)
… has received considerable attention in Critical Discourse Studies (CDS), addressing e.g. questions regarding language policy and discourses surrounding topics connected to the EU (e.g. Muntigl, Weiss, & Wodak, 2000; Unger, Krzyżanowski, & Wodak, 2014; Wodak, 2007a). However, private individuals’ …
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Intellectuals as spokespersons for the nation in the post-Yugoslav context : a critical discourse study
… and by defining national identities in public discourse. Engaging in symbolic practices of nation-building, however, also enables intellectuals to legitimise their own authority and social status, as reflected in the concept of national intellectual practice elaborated by Suny and Kennedy …
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Dialogical dynamics and argumentative structures in dispute mediation discourse
… the aim of discovering the characteristics of discourse in mediation. As a result, theories based on systematic analyses of mediation dialogues are appearing, which offer novel insights and valuable data. As many research works have shown, argumentation deserves a particular attention in …
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DIVERSE COLLEGE WRITERS AND THE CONVERSATION ON ERROR AND STANDARDIZATION ACROSS THE CURRICULUM
… sociolinguistics, second language writing, and discourse studies to the forefront of the WAC conversation on diverse student writers and error. In Chapter One, Beyond the Tipping Point,' I illustrate the ever-increasing diversity of pre-college and college writing classes, and consider the key …
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Contradictions and Opportunities: Learning from the Cultural Knowledges of Youth with Histories of Domestic Violence
… they engage with and resist educational discourses and practices and thus take up subject positions. What we do know from popular, psychological literature is that HDV youth are often objectified as troubled and deficient and this shapes their identities and experiences in school. In this …
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Slovene language policy in time and space : the trajectory of a language strategy from inception to implementation
… theory, interpretive policy analysis, critical discourse studies, and critical sociolinguistics. The framework analyses policy as a set of practices which occur across different social spaces, such as fields and nexuses of practice. It also takes into account the changeability of such spaces, …
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A Discourse Analysis of Stakeholders? Understandings of Science in Salmon Recovery Policy
… expressed in formal salmon recovery policy discourse; 2) rhetorical practices employed to justify or undermine claims about salmon policy 3); and patterns of understandings of science and associated rhetorical practices between social categories of actors. This research contributes to …
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The Multilingual Literacy Practices of Mirpuri Migrants in Pakistan and the UK : Combining New Literacy Studies and Critical Discourse Analysis.
… as seen through the lens of New Literacy Studies. This means understanding literacy as a social practice, applied in different contexts to meet different purposes, in this case for the purposes of migration. This focus meant exploring many different activities involving reading and writing …
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“All these wonderful things”: the place of digital resources in newly qualified English language and literacy teachers' practices, from higher education to high schools
… the digital is limited. Additionally, recent studies point to the immense pressures placed on these teachers during their first years as qualified teachers. This case study is an in-depth investigation of the practices of two newly qualified English language and literacy teachers, at two South …
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Tendências de consideração moral e ensino de ciências: veiculação e perspectivas em uma sala de aula no município de Ouriçangas-Ba
… it establishes with nature be considered. Thus, studies on teaching ethics in science education and its possibilities are fundamental. Therefore, this work contributes to promoting the teaching of ethics in science education from the perspective of aspects of moral consideration trends. Located …
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HABILIDAD ARGUMENTATIVA EN HISPANOHABLANTES CON AFASIA PROGRESIVA PRIMARIA: UNA COMPARACIÓN TRANSCULTURAL SEGÚN EL NIVEL DE ESCOLARIZACIÓN Y EL REPERTORIO LINGÜÍSTICO
… by a progressive loss of speech. Within the discourse studies on APP, there is a lack of focus on one of the most complex discursive skills, i.e. argumentative skills. For this reason, the aim of of this thesis is to detect and quantitatively analyse the argumentative ability of a group of …
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The delegitimisation discursive strategies of women's right to drive in Saudi Arabia
… Arabia. To do so, the study draws on critical discourse studies (CDS), in particular the socio- cognitive approach (Van Dijk, 1998, 2008, 2013). The socio-cognitive approach emphasises the importance of investigating the social, cognitive and discursive dimensions of social problems such as …
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