Part A
1.
Discourse
Analysis is the area of linguistics that is
concerned with how we build up meaning in the larger communicative rather than grammatical
units; meaning in a text,
paragraph,
conversation,
etc, rather than in a single sentence.
2.
3. a.
GREGORY WARD AND BETTY J. BIRNER. Their work
is Discourse and Information Structure
b.
RUTH WODAK AND MARTIN REISIGL. Their work
is Discourse and Racism
c. ROGER W. SHUY. His work is Discourse
Analysis in the
Legal Context
Part B
1.
Discourse is generally used to designate
the forms of representation, codes, conventions and habits of language that
produce specific fields of culturally and historically located meanings.
2.
Discursive psychology is an approach to social psychology
that has developed a type of discourse analysis into explore the ways in which
people’s selves, thoughts and emotions are formed and transformed through
social interaction and to cast light on the role of these processes in social
and cultural reproduction and change. Many discursive psychologists draw
explicitly on post structuralist theory. Its main focus is not internal
psychological conditions.
3.
Discursive practice addresses the
processes by which cultural meanings are produced and understood. This approach offers a distinctive
perspective on linguistic anthropology as well as cultural anthropology as a
whole. It subsumes, but extends well beyond, the traditional field of
linguistic anthropology and is central to contemporary cultural anthropology,
especially its concern with ethnographic methods.
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