The Routledge Handbook Of Critical Discourse by John Flowerdew

"The Routledge Handbook of Critical Discourse" edited by John Flowerdew and John Richardson is a comprehensive anthology that explores the multifaceted field of critical discourse analysis (CDA). This handbook brings together contributions from leading scholars in the field to examine various dimensions of discourse analysis through a critical lens. Covering topics ranging from language, power, and ideology to social and political discourse, the editors offer a nuanced perspective on how language shapes and reflects societal structures and norms.

Through a blend of theoretical insights and empirical research, the contributors delve into methodologies and approaches that uncover hidden meanings and underlying power dynamics within discourse. The handbook not only surveys key concepts and debates within CDA but also explores its applications across diverse contexts, including media, politics, education, and everyday interactions. By foregrounding critical perspectives, Flowerdew and Richardson provide readers with tools to critically engage with language use and its implications for social change and understanding.
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Key Points:

1. Explores critical discourse analysis across various disciplines and contexts.
2. Features contributions from prominent scholars in the field.
3. Examines the role of language in shaping power relations and ideologies.
4. Discusses methodologies for uncovering hidden meanings in discourse.
5. Analyzes the impact of discourse on societal norms and structures.
6. Highlights applications of CDA in media, politics, education, and more.
7. Provides a comprehensive overview of theoretical frameworks and empirical research in critical discourse analysis.

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John Flowerdew (Editor), John Richardson (Editor)