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The Routledge Handbook of Critical Discourse Studies
主编: John Flowerdew 、 John E. Richardson
出版日期：2017年7月
ISBN: 9781138826403
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Critical Discourse Studies (CDS) is an inter-disciplinary approach to language in use, which aims to advance our understanding of how discourse figures in social processes, social structures and social change. CDS draws heavily on social theories and seeks to develop a critically contextualised approach to linguistics which identifies issues of ideology, power and inequality as central to our field of studies. The scope of critical discourse studies is not limited to linguistic studies, nor to work that is primarily empirical or analytical. However, like other approaches to discourse analysis, CDS is wedded to the principle of examining real-world examples of language in use, with the text as our main unit of analysis. CDS practitioners are united in seeing language as a form of social practice and that its proper focus is in its contexts of use (Fairclough 1989; Fairclough, Mulderrig and Wodak 2011; Wodak and Meyer 2016a). According to Fairclough (1989: 2), “using language is the commonest form of social behaviour”. In its view of language as social action, CDS is inspired by the work of Austin (1962) and Wittgenstein (1965), with their emphasis on language as always doing something. It is impossible to examine language in use – what people do with language and how this ‘doing’ is linked to wider inter-personal, institutional, socio-cultural and material contexts – if the tokens of discourse analysed are concocted by the writers. CDS is problem-driven (as opposed to theory-driven) and aims to uncover hidden features of language use and debunk their claims to authority. It aims to make the implicit explicit in language use. As Jaworski and Coupland (2015: 5) put it, “[CDS] is a forensic activity, with a libertarian political slant”. CDS is practised in a wide range of fields, apart from language studies, such as anthropology, business studies, geography, health studies, media studies, psychology and tourism studies. In this sense it is a very inter-disciplinary enterprise.
CDS is not a method of discourse studies, but a group of varying approaches each with distinctive, but also overlapping methods (Wodak and Meyer 2016b). Approaches presented in the third edition of Wodak and Meyer’s (2016a) Methods of Critical Discourse Studies include the Discourse-Historical Approach, associated with Ruth Wodak and colleagues; the sociocognitive approach of Teun van Dijk; Norman Fairclough’s dialectical-relational approach; Siegfried Jäger and Florentine Maier’s Foucauldian approach; and Theo van Leeuwen’s social practice approach, all of which are represented in one way or another in this volume. However, these are just some approaches and, again, many others are represented in this volume.These approaches draw on various linguistic theories – in particular systemic functional linguistics, pragmatics and, increasingly, cognitive linguistics – and non-linguistic theories, such as theories of (social) cognition and (critical) social theories, e.g., those of Bourdieu, Castells, Foucault, Giddens, Gramsci, Habermas, Harvey and Marx. In terms of methods employed, these include traditional qualitative textual analysis, discourse-pragmatic analysis and corpus-assisted methods, but also ethnographic methods such as interviews, focus groups and participant observation.The data analysed in CDS can be political discourse of various genres (inter alia policy documents, press releases, speeches and party election materials) mass-media texts (including newspapers, television and film), historical and official documents, various types of internet data, and ethnographic data collected by means of observation, interviews and focus groups. The size of a data set may range from the very local – a single written text or conversation – to the more global – corpora of hundreds or even thousands of texts. Such data may be drawn from anywhere in the world, although there has historically been a (perhaps unfortunate) emphasis on Europe, at the expense of other continents (which we have tried to partially redress in selecting our authors for this volume).
The volume in outline
The aim of this Handbook is to provide an accessible, authoritative and comprehensive introduction to Critical Discourse Studies (CDS), covering the main theories, concepts, contexts and applications of this important and rapidly developing field of study. In more detail, across 41 original chapters, this book will:• Provide a clear and accessible state-of-the-art overview of the field for advanced undergraduate and graduate students• Identify and give clear descriptions and examples of central concepts and theories in CDS.
• Cover the main fields and genres where CDS has been applied
• Not only summarise the contours of a subject or sub-field (its concerns, development and principle works) in each chapter, but also present the authors’ contributions to that sub-field through a worked example
• Emphasise the critical dimension of work in a particular area – that is, the chapters present and discuss what is critical about CDS research on (for example) pragmatics or gender
• Provide methodologies to help students, teachers and researchers to conduct their own critical research of discourse
• Reflect the international character of critical discourse research by bringing together a range of the very best scholarship in CDA/CDS from around the world
In commissioning and editing this Handbook, we wanted to publish state-of-the-art chapters that demonstrated what a critical approach can bring to our analysis and understanding of both discourse and society. We specifically wanted to reflect the diverse range of research being written across the world. We hope that the published chapters go some way to achieving this. One regret is that there is not parity in the ratio of male to female authors. The original draft contents of the book were equal; however, with some authors pulling out, others replaced, the final contents became unfortunately skewed towards male authors
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目录
Introduction
Chapter 1: CDA as dialectical reasoning
Chapter 2: Socio-cognitive discourse studie
Chapter 3: The Discourse-Historical Approach
Chapter 4: Multi-modal critical discourse analysis
Chapter 5: Cognitive Linguistic critical discourse studies
Chapter 6: Spatial cognition
Chapter 7: Corpus-based approaches
Chapter 8: Cultural approach to CDA (CCDA)
Chapter 9: Positive discourse analysis
Chapter 10: Systemic functional linguistic
Chapter 11: Critical discourse studies and context
Chapter 12: Ethnography and critical discourse studies
Chapter 13: Pragmatics and critical discourse studies
Chapter 14: Metaphor
Chapter 15: Rhetoric and argumentation
Chapter 16: Deliberative discourse
Chapter 17: Critical discourse studies and social theory
Chapter 18: Discourse-Theoretical Analysis (DTA)
Chapter 19: Critical discourse analysis and media studies
Chapter 20: Critical discourse analysis and history
Chapter 21: Critical discourse analysis and politics
Chapter 22: Critical discourse studies in/of applied contexts
Chapter 23: Class and class warfare
Chapter 24: Race/ethnicity
Chapter 25: Feminist critical discourse analysis
Chapter 26: Sexuality in critical discourse studies
Chapter 27: Discourses about nationalism
Chapter 28: Neoliberalism, globalization and critical discourse studies
Chapter 29: The discursive construction of terrorism and violence
Chapter 30: Fascist discourse
Chapter 31: Critical discourse analysis and educational discourses
Chapter 32: Legal discourse
Chapter 33: Critical discourse analysis and ecology
Chapter 34: Journalism and critical discourse studies
Chapter 35: Textbooks
Chapter 36: Critical discourse studies and branding
Chapter 37: The critical analysis of musical discourse
Chapter 38: The power of semiotic software
Chapter 39: Social media critical discourse studies (SM-CDS)
Chapter 40: Critical discourse analysis of reality television
Chapter 41: Critical discourse analysis and film
Index
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