WHAT IS MEANT BY DISCOURSE ANALYSIS?
... object to the reduction of the discursive to the so-called "outer layer" of language use, although such a reduction reveals quite a lot about how particular versions of the discursive have been both enabled and bracketed by forms of hierarchical reasoning which are specific to the history of linguis ...
... object to the reduction of the discursive to the so-called "outer layer" of language use, although such a reduction reveals quite a lot about how particular versions of the discursive have been both enabled and bracketed by forms of hierarchical reasoning which are specific to the history of linguis ...
Articles - Reason Papers
... "The decisive condition for mutually advantageous collaboration between people based on voluntary consent rather than coercion, is that there be many people who can serve one's needs, so that nobody has to be dependent on specific persons for the essential conditions of life or the possibility of de ...
... "The decisive condition for mutually advantageous collaboration between people based on voluntary consent rather than coercion, is that there be many people who can serve one's needs, so that nobody has to be dependent on specific persons for the essential conditions of life or the possibility of de ...
Symposium: The Kilburn Manifesto: after neoliberalism?
... not just about language) into which we are inveigled (forcing ‘choice’ upon us in the public sector, for instance) and by a compliant media. It has taken political work to make this new common sense hegemonic. By which we mean that its constituent ideas have become beyond question, natural. They com ...
... not just about language) into which we are inveigled (forcing ‘choice’ upon us in the public sector, for instance) and by a compliant media. It has taken political work to make this new common sense hegemonic. By which we mean that its constituent ideas have become beyond question, natural. They com ...
Critical Studies of Cities and Regions
... produces an increasing need and desire for more intense interdependencies and political and cultural conventions necessary to the urban agglomerations that have propelled social development since the dawn of humankind. Synekism—a term Soja disinters to describe the stimulus of urban agglomeration—is ...
... produces an increasing need and desire for more intense interdependencies and political and cultural conventions necessary to the urban agglomerations that have propelled social development since the dawn of humankind. Synekism—a term Soja disinters to describe the stimulus of urban agglomeration—is ...
A Critical Analysis of Social Issues Discussed In Important English
... and soul of newspapers and conscious of community. The editorials cares what we do (Hillock, 2007). The importance of social issues cannot be ignored. It is a distinction of American sociology as science must remain in touch with the real life and its exigencies. No nation of the world can race with ...
... and soul of newspapers and conscious of community. The editorials cares what we do (Hillock, 2007). The importance of social issues cannot be ignored. It is a distinction of American sociology as science must remain in touch with the real life and its exigencies. No nation of the world can race with ...
MARXISM AND SOCIALIST THEORY
... single out certain popular Marxist theories for more detailed treatment because their concepts—by and large—dominate the usual discourse about socialism and also serve to legitimate certain basic beliefs about socialism which we must overturn. These critical discussions are enjoined therefore, not s ...
... single out certain popular Marxist theories for more detailed treatment because their concepts—by and large—dominate the usual discourse about socialism and also serve to legitimate certain basic beliefs about socialism which we must overturn. These critical discussions are enjoined therefore, not s ...
this PDF file - Studies in Political Economy
... empirical evidence from a limited number of recent conflicts points out that war is more likely to be associated with resource abundance rather than scarcity? This finding com60 ...
... empirical evidence from a limited number of recent conflicts points out that war is more likely to be associated with resource abundance rather than scarcity? This finding com60 ...
Mariangela Veikou University of Peloponnese, Greece Images of
... to the labor market many are involved in non-legal ...
... to the labor market many are involved in non-legal ...
How to use this Study Guide
... Hellenistic veneration for the body is combined with Buddhist symbols. ...
... Hellenistic veneration for the body is combined with Buddhist symbols. ...
Social studies of social science
... that. As we found out when approached about the possibility of undertaking a comparative fieldwork study of reasoning work in quantitative and qualitative research in 20095 (see Greiffenhagen, Mair & Sharrock 2011), however, it is difficult to locate examples of how such studies themselves might be ...
... that. As we found out when approached about the possibility of undertaking a comparative fieldwork study of reasoning work in quantitative and qualitative research in 20095 (see Greiffenhagen, Mair & Sharrock 2011), however, it is difficult to locate examples of how such studies themselves might be ...
Gordon Anthony Layne The term `integration`, in general, signifies
... III. SOVEREIGNTY AND DEMOCRACY WITHIN REGIONAL INTEGRATION In the sphere of international relations, some nations are stronger and more influential than others. When the differences in power between one and another reach massive dimensions, the term often used to describe their bilateral relationshi ...
... III. SOVEREIGNTY AND DEMOCRACY WITHIN REGIONAL INTEGRATION In the sphere of international relations, some nations are stronger and more influential than others. When the differences in power between one and another reach massive dimensions, the term often used to describe their bilateral relationshi ...