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Discourses, Discourse Identification and Discourse Namingtailed examples of interpretive ‘discourse identification’. This is with a view to enabling those investigating discourse from a critical or poststructuralist perspective to interpretively identify, name and discuss the significance and workings of discourses in their own research.

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‘Damaging Discourses’ and Intervention in DiscourseThis chapter is in two main sections. The first deals with the theoretical question of whether, and in what sense, discourse(s) can legitimately be characterized as ‘damaging’. The second looks at the related question of feminist . in discourse — in particular, the different forms this has taken, and different theoretical approaches here.

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