Similar area of research

[Ines Ghachem]

Thanks for the reply,

My point is that I cannot find literature of CDA or pragmatics,... dealing with the BCP. 
It is so obvious that there is plenty of lit about CDA and it can be accessed. 
So all of my effort now is to find any piece of writing analysing David Cameron's discourse. 
Your hepl is welcomed. 

Yours,
 
have a nice time


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 From: wafa mudhaffar <wafamudhaffar2005 at YAHOO.COM>
To: CDA-DISCUSS at LISTSERV.LINGUISTLIST.ORG 
Sent: Monday, 14 January 2013, 14:10
Subject: Re: Similar area of research
 

hi , 

How comes !!! this area is very rich 

Within the domain of CDA you can make use of Teun van Dijk 's website .... He did amazing works on parliamentary discourse analysis .... also see articles by Van Leeuwen , R.Wodak , N. Fairclough and many others . For analyzing political discourse see P. Chilton .

Good Luck

--- On Mon, 1/14/13, Ines Ghachem <ghachemines at YAHOO.CO.UK> wrote:


>From: Ines Ghachem <ghachemines at YAHOO.CO.UK>
>Subject: Similar area of research
>To: CDA-DISCUSS at LISTSERV.LINGUISTLIST.ORG
>Date: Monday, January 14, 2013, 7:32 AM
>
>
>Dear colleagues,
>
>It has been now almost two years that I am carrying CDA work on the British Conservative
 Party's political discourse and more specifically it's leader's discourse. The issue is that so far I cannot find literature (articles, books...) on this area of research.
>You are welcomed to point to any work related to my area of specialty. Please report even those who refer to BCP discourse no matter what the domain is (pragmatics, DA, CMA, PDA...). 
>
>Counting on your generosity.
>
>Yours,
> 
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