Critical Discourse Analysis: a condition of doubt

In this paper the author attempts to raise some questions about the theoretical assumptions of critical discourse analysis by exploring aspects of the category 'ideology'. 'Gendered response' is then taken as an example to illustrate an alternative perspective on traditional gend...

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Published inDiscourse (Abingdon, England) Vol. 18; no. 3; pp. 425 - 435
Main Author Patterson, Annette
Format Journal Article
LanguageEnglish
Published Taylor & Francis Group 01.12.1997
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Critical Discourse Analysis
Critical thinking
Discourse analysis
Foucault (M)
Gendered reading practice
Ideologies
Ideology
Language
Literary criticism
Reading
Sex
Sex role
Sexism
Social Functions of Language
Social semiotics
Subjectivity
Text Analysis
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ISSN0159-6306
1469-3739
DOI10.1080/0159630970180307

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Summary:In this paper the author attempts to raise some questions about the theoretical assumptions of critical discourse analysis by exploring aspects of the category 'ideology'. 'Gendered response' is then taken as an example to illustrate an alternative perspective on traditional gender and language/discourse research.
Bibliography:Discourse; v.18 n.3 p.425-435; Dec 1997
Discourse (St Lucia, Qld), v.18, no.3, Dec 1997: 425-435
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ISSN:0159-6306
1469-3739
DOI:10.1080/0159630970180307