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Critical Discourse Analysis - An Attitude

Surinderpal Kaur, Faculty of Languages & Linguistics, University of Malaya | Sharaad Kuttan

13-Jul-16 21:00

Critical Discourse Analysis - An Attitude

Today, we get an introduction to sociolinguistics and critical discourse analysis as a way of understanding the dialectical relationship between language and the world it creates, and vice versa. But beyond purely analysis of the forms of language is the commitment to change especially in relations of dominance.


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