MCQ Bank
Collective narrative is a narrative that forms part of a group’s.
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How many assumptions of discourse analysis are there?
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It aims to depict the social object as just, rational and worthy of support. This strategy of Normalization is called.
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The term “critical discourse analysis” was introduced in the.
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Critical Discourse Studies (CDs) developed historically out of an approach to language study developed of the University of East Anglia.
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The most important thing that makes a text has to make sense is.
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According to Fairclough, the category of should be kept in mind while doing discourse analysis. (power, social class, ideology, all of the given options)
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The Discourse Historical Approach is oriented.
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The process by which ends are related to means, intentions to capabilities, and objective to resources is called.
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Discourse undergoes historical change relating to change.
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The process by which text and context come together in the creation of meaning is referred to as.
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The key notion of Critical Discourse Studies (CDS) is.
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CNA stands for.
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The acronym “DHA” stands for.
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Conversation views as constructed moment by moment through conversational moves.
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One of the main tenets of CDA is that relations are discursive.
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MMDA stands for.
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How many assumptions of discourse analysis are there?
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The term discourse analysis was first introduced by.
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Which one of the following is not the discursive strategy of DHA? (Abstraction, perspectivization, predication, nomination)
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