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1990 |
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abstract |
This paper comments on some of the different senses of the notion of discourse in
the various relevant literatures and then overviews the basic features of a coherent
discourse analytic programme in Psychology. Parker's approach is criticised for (a)
its tendency to reify discourses as objects; (b) its undeveloped notion of analytic
practice; (c) its vulnerability to common sense assumptions. It ends by exploring
the virtues of 'interpretative repertoires' over 'discourses' as an analytic/theoretical
notion. |
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2 & 3 |
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peerReviewed |
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3 |
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AcademicArticle |
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Article |
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label |
Potter, Jonathan; Wetherell, Margaret ; Gill, Ros and Edwards, Derek (1990).
Discourse: noun, verb or social practice? Philosophical Psychology, 3(2 & 3) pp.
205–217. |
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label |
Potter, Jonathan; Wetherell, Margaret ; Gill, Ros and Edwards, Derek (1990). Discourse:
noun, verb or social practice? Philosophical Psychology, 3(2 & 3) pp. 205–217. |
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Title |
Discourse: noun, verb or social practice? |
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