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Introduction: Theory, Interdisciplinarity and Critical Discourse Analysis

Weiss, Gilbert, Wodak, Ruth·2003·Critical Discourse Analysis

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The aim of this volume is to critically examine the foundation and basic elements of discourse-analytical research as it has been developing for roughly two decades. The focus is therefore on the elementary and paradigmatic. This is both an opportunity and a danger. There is the danger of virtually losing contact with the ground, that is, the concrete reality of research, in the Olympian spheres of the fundamental. At the same time this offers an opportunity to go beyond one’s own research practice, to reflect for a moment on the basis of this very research practice and, by doing so, ultimately reap a benefit for this practice. The range of contributions included in this volume and the quality of the authors will hopefully guarantee that the opportunity will prevail against the danger. These keywords were added by machine and not by the authors. This process is experimental and the keywords may be updated as the learning algorithm improves.

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Authors
Weiss, G., & Wodak, R.
Venue
Critical Discourse Analysis
Published
2003
Pages
1-32
OpenAlex
W56876559
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269
References
49
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