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Text, Narrative & Discourse Analysis

Předmět na Fakulta sociálních věd |
JSM693

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1. Introductory class

2. A text - key concepts; homework 1

3. Levels of text analysis 1 - operative and cooperative reading; homework 2

4. Levels of text analysis 2 - word, sentence and supra-sentence level; homework 3

5. Narrative analysis 1 - introduction; homework 4

6. Narrative analysis 2 - structural and hermeneutic approaches; homework 5

7. Narrative analysis 3 - interactional and network approaches

8. Discourse analysis 1 - Foucauldian approach

9. Discourse analysis 2 - CDA approach; homework 6

10. Discourse analysis 3 - analysis of conversations (P. Grice); homework 7

11. Discourse analysis 4 - performativity of discourse

12. Software for textual analysis

Tento text není v aktuálním jazyce dostupný. Zobrazuje se verze "en".Anotace

One of the important features of contemporary society is that it produces a large amount of self-descriptions; by the words of Niklas Luhmann, the modern society is an intensively self-observing and self-reporting system. The aim of this course is to provide students with knowledge of relatively broad issues of methods of analysis of these self-descriptions, which are mainly texts in their nature (media texts, biographic narratives, conversations, open-ended questions in questionnaires, expert discourse texts etc.).

The successful student will become fluent in the vocabulary of narrative, discursive, content, and computer-assisted text analyses and bring those tools to bear on various kinds of texts.