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Discursive approaches
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1Social constructionism is...
- Athe rejection of the possibility of objective truths and universal facts; idea of objective truth as fantasy.
- Bthe belief of objective truth and universal facts.
- Cthe belief that there are multiple realities.
2In social constructionism, knowledge is: (2)
- Aviewed as product of social interactions and social processes.
- Bviewed as inevitably partial, political and socially contingent.
- Cviewed as an objective truth.
3Rather than attempting to uncover truths, social constructionist researchers focus on analysing how realities and meanings are constructed.
- AVerdadeiro
- BFalso
4Discourse oriented research involves:
- Aa critical re-theorisation of language.
- Bcoding large quantities of text.
- Cuncovering truths.
5Why use discursive approaches?
- Ato explore social processes in discourse.
- Bto explore social power dynamics and its consequences.
- Cto explore dynamics in interaction and the productivity of language.
- D'stirring up' any unjust status quo.
- Eall of the above.
6What are the purposes of discursive analysis?
- Aa) to qualitatively analyse discourse.
- Bb) to identify how particular topics, issues,objects are discursively constructed.
- Cc) to explore the multiplicity of constructions and relationships between these constructions.
- Dd) to analyse the functions/significance of the discursive resources articulated in the text.
- Ec & d.
- Fall of the above.
7When analysing features of text, researchers look at construction, variation and function.
- AVerdadeiro
- BFalso
8[blank_start]Construction[blank_end] refers to how identity, event, illness etc. are constructed in this particular socio-economic discursive context.
[blank_start]Variation[blank_end] refers to objects of the study being constructed in multiple ways.
[blank_start]Function[blank_end] refers to the outcome or significance of this construction.- AConstruction
- BVariation
- CFunction
- DVariation
- EConstruction
- FFunction
- GFunction
- HConstruction
- IVariation
9When looking at macro DA what questions should be asked of the data? (4)
- Awhat kinds of objects, themes or metaphors are there in the text?
- Bhow is X discursively constructed?
- Cwhat is the relationship between these constructions?
- Dwhat is the significance of this particular way of talking?
- Ewhat rhetorical/argumentative devices are used?
- Fwhat are the functions of the various features of the talk?
10When looking at mirco DA what questions should be asked of the text? (4)
- Awhat rhetorical or argumentative devices are used?
- Bwhat are the functions of the various features of the text?
- Chow is this account presented as a factual account?
- Dhow are competing accounts understood or undermined?
- Ehow is X discursively constructed?
- Fwhat is the relationship between these constructs?
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- Quiz sobre Discursive approaches, criado por Charley Cole em 04-05-2017.
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- Charley Cole
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- English
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