Discourse and practice : new tools for critical discourse analysis

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2008
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Abstract
Preface Chapter 1: Discourse as the recontextualization of social practice 1. The supersedure of meaning by function 2. Discourse as the recontextualization of social practice 3. Social practices Chapter 2: Representing social actors 1. A sociosemantic inventory 2. Our Race Odyssey 3. Exclusion 4. Role Allocation 5. Genericisation and specification 6. Assimilation 7. Association and dissociation 8. Indetermination and differentiation 9. Nomination and categorization 10. Functionalisation and identification 11. Personalisation and impersonalisation 12. Overdetermination 13. Conclusion Chapter 3: Representing social action 1. Introduction 2. Reactions 3. Material and semiotic action 4. Objectivation and descriptivization 5. De-agenitalization 6. Generalization and abstraction 7. Overdetermination 8. Conclusion Chapter 4: Time in discourse 1. Introduction 2. The socio-semantics of location and extent 2.1. Time summons 2.2. Synchronisation 2.3. Punctuality 2.4. Exact and inexact timing 2.5. Unique and recurring timing 3. Experiencing Duration 4. Managing Time 5. Two examples Chapter 5: Space in discourse 1. Introduction 2. Locating action 3. Arranging and interpreting space 4. Description and legitimation 5. Subjective and objective space 6. Word and image Chapter 6: The discursive construction of legitimation 1. Introduction 2. Authorization 3. Moral evaluation 4. Rationalization 5. Mythopoesis 6. Multimodal legitimation 7. Legitimation and context Chapter 7: The discursive construction of purpose 1. Introduction 2. Purpose and Legitimation 3. The grammar of purpose Chapter 8: The visual representation of social actors 1. Word and image 2. The image and the viewer 3. Depicting people Chapter 9: Representing social actors with toys 1. Introduction 2. Roles, identities, meanings 3. Preschool Playmobil 4. Playing with Playmobil
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Authors Theo van Leeuwen
Journal Oxford University Press eBooks
Year 2008
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