- 82 ­"PRIl4ITIVES" NECESSARY? ARE "PRIlJ1ITIVES" There have been several recent attempts to draw anthropological material into the wider discourse of comparative religion and philosophy, and to formulate general terms

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• Culture
• Social anthropology
• British people
• Primitive
• Notion
• Taboo
• Anthropology
• Mary Douglas
• Symbolic anthropology

The importance and challenges of documenting pragmatics Lenore Grenoble Dartmouth College This paper addresses several key issues in the documentation and translation of pragmatics in endangered and lesser-studied lang

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• Semiotics
• Social psychology
• Context
• Tungusic languages
• Discourse particle
• Implicature
• Linguistics
• Science
• Pragmatics

Discourse Analysis (LING 442tc) PhD by Thesis & Coursework, January/July 2014 Readings For each session, there is a core reading that contains the bare essentials about the topic. In addition, there are a number of sugge

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• Sociolinguistics
• Applied linguistics
• Critical discourse analysis
• Critical theory
• Conversation analysis
• Context
• Academic discipline
• Rudeness
• Genre
• Linguistics
• Discourse analysis
• Science

Interaction-level relations for Opinion Analysis Putting forth the benefits of Textometry Sentiment Analysis Symposium 2011 Manhattan Conference Center, New York, USA Marguerite Leenhardt - PhD Student in Applied Lingui

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• Corpus linguistics
• Discourse analysis
• Writing
• Text corpus
• Content analysis
• Annotation
• Linguistics
• Computational linguistics
• Science

1 Z. Zhao and G. Postiglione Discourse: Studies in the Cultural Politics of Education, 2010, Representations of Ethnic Minorities in China’s University Media Zhenzhou Zhaoa* and Gerard A. Postiglioneb a

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• Culture
• Ethnic minorities in China
• Zhonghua minzu
• Nation state
• Multiculturalism
• Ethnic group
• Minority group
• Han Chinese
• Hui people
• Chinese culture
• Sociology
• Politics

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Children and Childhood (France) By Manon Pignot The Great War was unique in that it provoked an immediate, massive effort to mobilize the childhood masses. An often brutal war discourse specifically adapted for young aud

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• French Resistance
• Sabotage
• Special Operations Executive
• Military use of children
• Union
• Childhood
• Violence
• World War I
• Military history of Europe
• Military history by country
• Military

An Introductionto the StructuralAnalysisof Narrative* RolandBarthes HERE ARE COUNTLESS FORMS of narrativein the world. First of all, there is a prodigiousvarietyof genres,each of which branchesout into a varietyof media,

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• Structuralism
• Semiotics
• Applied linguistics
• Discourse analysis
• Narrative
• Actant
• Genre
• Structural linguistics
• Semantics
• Science
• Linguistics
• Fiction

Multimodal Narrative as an Instrument for Social Change: Reinventing Democracy in Spain—The Case of 15 M Copyright © 2015 Critical Approaches to Discourse Analysis across Disciplines www.cadaadjournal.com

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• Marxist theorists
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• Politics
• Applied linguistics
• Political philosophy
• Ernesto Laclau
• Critical discourse analysis
• Chantal Mouffe
• Agonism
• Discourse analysis
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Difference and Global Order Spring Term 2011 Essay Titles 1. "The discourse of culture emerged out of the same conundrum that had produced the discourse of race - the seeming irreconcilability between a beli

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• Identity politics
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• Eugenics
• Multiculturalism
• Culture
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• Sociology of culture
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