Sentence examples for the discourse analysis from inspiring English sources

Using the discourse analysis approach, the 11 stakeholder interviews generate 267 inferences from 547 keywords/phrases.

The discourse analysis indicated that boys exhibited used more negative semantics.

The discourse analysis of the oral proceedings' narrative, for example, can reveal how legal teams perceive others through representational strategies.

Results of the discourse analysis indicate that the term, applied to fragments of urban space varying in function and scale, has strong connotations of conflict and strife.

Designers, typographers, and geographers are becoming interested in the discourse analysis of such semiotic relationships as focus, theme, transitivity, grammatical mode, tense, and aspect.

The discourse analysis of group E's discussion also revealed their limited thinking about what could have resulted in the high concentration of potassium ions in the blood plasma.

Table  1 also provides references to the specific publicly available policy documents to substantiate the findings of the critical discourse analysis.

Ones have been mainly focusing on dialogs that happen in the classrooms, e.g., the Critical Discourse Analysis (CDA) by Gee et al., Semantic and Thematic discourse analysis by Lemke, and Dialogic Teaching-and-Learning by Rojas-Drummond et al. (Gee 2011; Hackling et al. 2010; Hicks 1996; Lemke 1998; Rojas-Drummond et al. 2013).

Cognitive mapping [ 17] was used to select and classify the different categories and the sociological discourse analysis model [ 18] was used as a reference model for the text analysis, as it was considered important to relate the contents with the framework in which they were generated.

Micro-level studies such as the sociolinguistic discourse analysis in Study 1 involve the detailed study of language in use.

It also meant that the qualitative discourse analysis in stage 2 could be built on the dataset selected in stage 1 and undertaken in ways that involved iterative checking of all references to vulnerable groups, in context.