voice and isomorphism in organizational discourse

[el don]

an online group whose interests may partly coincide with those of your student:
(i hereunder append the blurb. interested parties are referred to the
URL appearing near the end of the message)

regards,
alex don


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>This list is associated to the Language in the New Capitalism
>web-site. The site is a resource for anyone interested in the
>language of  contemporary capitalism, and the links between
>economic, social and linguistic change in the contemporary world.
>  The site was set up by an international network of people who are
>concerned with these issues, particularly with the spread of
>neoliberal ideologies. We hope that various groups of people will
>use and contribute to the web-site, including: researchers doing
>analysis of language, activists in social movements who see language
>as part of their concerns, journalists concerned with language and
>rhetoric, and social researchers in other fields where language is
>an issue (see also the special announcement on creative writers).
>  Our concern with language is both analytical and critical: a better
>understanding of how language figures in the new capitalism is part
>of a better understanding of new capitalism, but also increases our
>capacity to question and critique it, and to change it
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alexanne don
doctoral student
department of linguistics
university of birmingham
u.k.
<eldon at panix.com>
<eldon at gol.com>
<acd089 at bham.ac.uk>