Analysing collective identity in discourse: social actors and contexts. [Texte anglais original]

Keywords

Sociology, Social identity theory, Identity (music), Representation (politics), Epistemology

References

• Gender TroubleJudith Butler — 2002
• Critical Discourse AnalysisNorman Fairclough — 2013

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