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discourse-historical approach: a standalone construct

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Discourse analysis

an approach to critical discourse analysis that combines linguistic analysis with historical and political context and analyses discursive strategies such as nomination and argumentation.

In discourse analysis, discourse-historical approach refers to an approach to critical discourse analysis that combines linguistic analysis with historical and political context and analyses discursive strategies such as nomination and argumentation. This meaning comes from Reisigl (2000) in Discourse and Discrimination.[1]

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References

Reisigl, M. (2000). Discourse and Discrimination. Routledge. ISBN 9780415231497

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