Table of Contents: Preface
Part I - Introductory Aspects of Critical Discourse Analysis, pp. 1
Chapter 1 - Critical Discourse Analysis: An Overview, pp. 3-15
Thao Lê and Quynh Lê
Chapter 2 - Linguistics and Critical Discourse Analysis, pp. 17-25
Thao Lê and Megan Short
Chapter 3 - Systematic Functional Linguistics and Critical Discourse Analysis, pp. 27-35
Thao Lê and Xuefeng Wang
Chapter 4 - What is a Text? Questions of Boundaries and Limits, pp. 37-47
Alison Lee
Chapter 5 - Applying Membership Categorisation Analysis to Discourse: When the ‘Tripwire Critique’ is not Enough, pp. 49-64
Jill Freiberg and Peter Freebody
Chapter 6 - Critical Discourse Analysis and the Problem of Methodology, pp. 65-77
Alison Lee and Emi Otsuji
Chapter 7 - The Antinomies of Power in Critical Discourse Analysis, pp. 79-89
John P. O’Regan and Malcolm N. MacDonald
Chapter 8 - Being Self-critical in Research as a Meaning Making Process, pp. 91-98
Quynh Lê and Thao Lê
Part II - Critical Discourse Analysis Across Disciplines, pp. 99
Chapter 9 - Critical Discourse Analysis (CDA) and Language Policy and Planning(LPP): Constraints and Applications of the Critical in Language Planning, pp. 101-118
Joseph Lo Bianco
Chapter 10 - Exploring the Relationship between Social Epidemiology and Critical Discourse Analysis, pp. 119-126
Quynh Lê
Chapter 11 - The Internet: A Critical Perspective
Daniel Rolf, pp. 127-136
Chapter 12 - Talk at Work: Creating Worker Identities, pp. 137-149
Geraldine Castleton
Chapter 13 - Performance anxieties: Grammar and teacher identity, pp. 151-161
Megan Short
Chapter 14 - Being Critical about Metaphor, pp. 163-170
Daniel Rolf
Chapter 15 - Constructing Public Opinion through Metaphors, pp. 171-182
Júlia Todolí
Chapter 16 - Constructing Social Responsibility through Corporate Sustainability Reporting, pp. 183-200
Richard Parsons and Bernard J. McKenna
Chapter 17 - Museums and Critical Discourse Analysis: Disentangling Exhibition Narratives, pp. 201-211
Sotiria Grek
Chapter 18 - Medical Interview: a Critical Discourse Analysis Perspective, pp. 213-224
Peter James Gleeson
Part III - Critical Discourse Analysis Across Cultures, pp. 225
Chapter 19 - Pronominal Reference as Discursive Strategy in Conflict Rhetoric: Insights into the Speeches of Political Figures in the Vanguard of Nigeria’s “June 12” Crisis, pp. 227-245
Adeyemi Adegoju
Chapter 20 - Culture And Globalisation: A Critical Discourse Analysis of Chinua Achebe’s Things Fall Apart, pp. 247-256
Barihi Adetunji and Aderonke Adetunji Adesida
Chapter 21 - ‘In the Pursuit of Justice’: The Discursive Construction of America as Global Policeman in The New World Order, pp. 257-268
Annita Lazar and Michelle M. Lazar
Chapter 22 - Charismatically (re)constructing New Zealand identity, pp. 269-278
Philippa K Smith
Chapter 23 - Indonesian Islamist Media: A Struggle Against or A Legitimacy of The Dominant Ideology?, pp. 279-290
Rianne K. Subijanto
Chapter 24 - Power, Language, and Literacy Education: The Case of Early Reading and Writing in China, pp. 291-303
Bette Zhang Bin and Peter Freebody
Conntributors, pp. 305-306
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