Sociology of Discourse

Name: Sociology of Discourse | From institutions to social change
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From institutions to social change

Óscar García Agustín(Autor*in)

John Benjamins Publishing Company

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Erschienen am 24. September 2015

XI, 217 Seiten

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Sociology of Discourse
Editorial page
Title page
LCC data
Epigraph
Table of contents
Acknowledgments
Sociology of discourse
Towards a sociology of discourse
A theoretical framework
Social change
Discourse
Communication
Institution
A model of analysis
Structure of the book
Social change
1.1 Institutionalization
Moving away from existing institutions
Dual movement: stabilization and openness
1.2 Power
Power of control and collective power
Legitimation and social-aimed power
Destituent and constituent power
1.3 Linguistic ordering
Euphemization
Relexicalization
Discourse
2.1 Collectivization
Collective intentionality
Collective person and discursive control
Narration: boundaries and continuity
2.2 Articulation
Discursive formation
The logics of difference and equivalence
Hegemony
The universal and the particular
2.3 Performativity
From constative to performative
Authorized language
The absolute performative
Interpellation
Communication
3.1 Public discourses
Official discourse and public spheres
Deliberative and agonistic models
3.2 Hidden discourses
The public and the hidden transcripts
Domination and spaces of resistance
Strategies and tactics
3.3 Interconnected discourses
Intertextuality
Interdiscursivity
Institutions
4.1 Institutional facts
From dispositions to rites of institutions
Constitutive rules
Symbolic and deontic powers
4.2 Imaginary institution of society
Identitary and imaginary dimensions
Instituting and instituted social imaginaries
Heteronomy and autonomy
"Yes, We Can"
5.1 Economic crisis and the emergence of the PAH
Changing the imaginary: the 15M movement
The PAH and the problem of evictions
5.2 The collective discourse of the right to housing
Collectivization: From victim to activist
The articulation of basic rights against fraud
5.3 Popular Legislative Initiative: Citizens and institutions
The institution of dation-in-payment
Civil society and political legitimacy
5.4 Stop Evictions: Institutionalizing resistance
A new imaginary of resistance
An antagonistic communicative sphere
5.5 Escraches: Institutionalizing real democracy
Interpellation as public singling out
New genre of protest
5.6 Obra Social: Institutionalizing the right to housing
5.7 Towards new institutions for housing
Conclusion
References
Index

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