Digital Salon CDA (Critical Discourse Analysis) is an online intellectual gathering place for those who are interested in the study of discourse that views language as a form of social practice, and focuses on language's productive power in the social, cultural and political domains of people's lives.
Wednesday, February 16, 2011
Tuesday, February 15, 2011
Welcome to our new CDA blog!
I would like to WELCOME everyone to our new blog. The idea to set up a blog was sparked off by the supervisor meeting among Dr. Angel Lin, and her PhD students Jason Ho and Nicol Pan on 28 January, 2011.
In the meeting, we talked about lots of concepts and research ideas about language, discourse and power. At the end, we felt we needed an easily accessible platform to carry on good and constructive intellectual conversations as well as a place to share our ideas and work in between the face to face meetings. This was how this blog came about.
Some simple instructions and guidelines:
In the meeting, we talked about lots of concepts and research ideas about language, discourse and power. At the end, we felt we needed an easily accessible platform to carry on good and constructive intellectual conversations as well as a place to share our ideas and work in between the face to face meetings. This was how this blog came about.
Some simple instructions and guidelines:
- Come to this blog just like you would when you visit other web-sites and blogs. There's no need to log in if you are simply browsing and reading other's stuff.
- To post your writings, thoughts, ideas and upload pictures or files within your post, you'll need to login the blog. Press the 'Sign in' button on the upper right hand corner. Once you are in, click on the new button 'New Post' which will appear on the same spot. Everything else is pretty much 'what you see is what you get'.
- You can also contribute by commenting on other's posts. Under the end of each post, there's a button 'comments'. If you are simply commenting on a post, there's no need to sign in.
- Do remember that our blog is open to the public. If there are things that you don't intend for the public to read or see, then simply don't post it here. We do have control in terms of who can post or comment on our blog, so that's taken care of.
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