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Critical Discourse Analysis and Citizenship

Norman L. Fairclough · Simon Pardoe · Bronislaw Szerszynski

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Cultural and political discourse analysis Citizenship Education and Democracy Media Discourse and Social Analysis

Abstract

The PARADYS project is therefore concerned with empirically researching and theorising ‘citizenship ... as an ongoing communicative achievement’ (Bora et al 2001b:3). The concept of citizenship is “operated in terms of the dynamics of social positioning” (Bora & Hausendorf 2000:1). The research focus is on “the ways in which participants themselves act and are treated by others as citizens” (Bora & Hausendorf 2001a:4).

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