
The Routledge Handbook of Critical Discourse Studies
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approaches
analytical methods
interdisciplinarity
social divisions and power
domains and media.
Including methodologies to assist those undertaking their own critical research of discourse, this Handbook is key reading for all those engaged in the study and research of Critical Discourse Analysis within English Language and Linguistics, Communication, Media Studies and related areas.
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"This Handbook is well written and organized, and its significant contribution to the development of CDS is undeniable, for it reflects the major theoretical and methodological achievements and serves as an indispensable guide for researchers and advanced students to conduct their specific research projects in CDS, sociolinguistics, pragmatics, politics, (social) media studies, communication and other neighboring disciplines."- Yunhua Xiang, College of Foreign Languages, Jilin University, P.R. China
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John E Richardson is a Reader in Critical Discourse Studies at Loughborough University. He is Editor of the international journal Critical Discourse Studies and has authored or edited several books including: Analysing Media Discourses (2011), Analysing Fascist Discourse (2013), Advances in Critical Discourse Studies (with M. Krzyzanowksi, D. Machin, and R. Wodak, 2014), and British Fascism: A Discourse-Historic Analysis (forthcoming).
Content
Norman Fairclough: CDA as dialectical reasoning
Teun van Dijk: Socio-cognitive approach
Martin Reisigl: Discourse Historical Approach
Per Ledin & David Machin: Multi-modal Critical Discourse Analysis
Christopher Hart: Cognitive Linguistic Critical Discourse Studies
Piotr Cap: Spatial Cognition
Nicholas Subtirelu & Paul Baker: Corpus-based approaches
Dalia Gavriely: Cultural Critical Discourse Analysis
Tom Bartlett: Positive Discourse Analysis
2. Analytical methods
Meriel Bloor and Thomas Bloor: Systemic Functional Linguistics
John Flowerdew: Critical Discourse Studies and context
Michal Krzyzanowski: Ethnography and Critical Discourse Studies
Alexandra Polyzou: Pragmatics
Carl Ng: Metaphor
Manfred Keinpointer: Rhetoric and argumentation
Isabela Fairclough: Deliberative discourse
3. Interdisciplinarity
Bernhard Forchtner: Critical Discourse Studies & Social Theory
Nico Carpentier: Discourse-theoretical analysis (DTA)
Sean Phelan: Critical Discourse Analysis & Media Studies
Mariana Achugar: Critical Discourse Analysis and History
Laura Filardo Llamas & Michael Boyd: Critical Discourse Analysis & Politics
Crispin Thurlow: Critical discourse studies in/of applied contexts
4. Social Divisions and Power
David Block: Class and class warfare
Susana Martinez Guillem: Race/Ethnicity
Michelle Lazar: Feminist Critical Discourse Studies
Heiko Motschenbacher: Sexuality in Critical Discourse Studies
Ruth Wodak: Discourses about Nationalism
Christian Chun: Neoliberalism, globalization and Critical Discourse Studies
Aditi Bhatia: The Discursive Construction of Terrorism and Violence
John E Richardson: Fascist discourse
5. Domains and Media
Rebecca Rogers: Critical Discourse Analysis and Educational Discourses
Jothie Rajah: Legal discourse
Arran Stibbe: Critical Discourse Analysis and Ecology
Darren Kelsey: Journalism
Felicitas Macgilchrist: Textbooks
Alon Lischinsky: Critical Discourse Studies and branding
Theo van Leeuwen: The critical analysis of musical discourse
Emilia Djonov & Theo van Leeuwen: Software
Majid KhosraviNik: Social Media & 'Web 2.0'
Goran Eriksson: Critical Discourse Analysis of reality television
John Bateman: Critical Discourse Analysis and film
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