How does van Dijk's Context Theory contribute to the understanding of the dynamics of social memory?

In CDA analysis we have three stages, viz., description , interpretation, and reproduction. Why have all CDA studies neglected the third stage?

I am going to do a historical research in CDA on the role of language on staff's avoiding doing their responsibility. What is theoretical framework to do that? How can I collect date doing data. Thanks a million in advance. 

For instance I am interested to find out the representation of Christian identity in any single text through corpus linguistics methods? how is it possible to do qualitative analysis of the text without any other approach?

I would like to know what would be the most appropriate CDA method to analyse ideologies and discursive strategies embedded in newspaper articles? The news intended for analysis will be about the amendments and adjustments on economic policies within the outbreak of Covid-19 featured on 2 different news organisations. Appreciate the feeback. Many thanks!

Dear all,

Can you point me in the direction of CDA analysis that you like, which are published in very good journals?

I am mostly interested in organisational and management journals - secondly, accounting journals.

Much appreciated.

Kind regards, Mai

I am looking for ways how CDA could be used in a peace table negotiation between 2 or more parties

I'm working on my MA thesis. my topic is about neoliberalism in ELT textbooks used in Lebanon.

I wanted to use CDA as a methodology but I found difficulty in this method.

Now, I m thinking about qualitative content analysis, by just looking in the textbooks for examples of neoliberalism focusing on: Entrepreneurship and consumerism.

Is there another suitable method to conduct that?

Please help.

I am wondering if I can put not only verbal but also visual analysis in stage one (textual analysis) of Fairclough's CDA. I am thinking about Barthes' semiotics to find the connotation of each frame (I am analyzing an advertisement, btw). Do you think it's ok?

I am looking for a syllabus/textbook that I can use to teach a new course on discourse and pragmatics, which can cover the following:

1) introducing the basics of pragmatic theory

2) introducing the basics of discourse analysis

3) covering corpus-driven analysis of discourse, preferably complemented by the use of some user-friendly free software for English discourse analysis

4) broadening into some other related discussions such as inferential/cognitive pragmatics, CDA, literary stylistics, CA and rhetoric, and possibly special DA for language documentation and archiving.

would very much like to hear about others' experience and suggestions