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Tableofcontents
Introduction......................................................
13
PARTI.Discourseanalysistheoryandmethodsfromtheperspective
ofresearchoninternationalmigrations
1.1.Categoryofdiscourse–definitionandtheoreticalissues............
27
1.1.1.Overviewofdefinitionsofdiscourse........................
27
1.1.2.Selectedtheoreticalperspectivesregardingthecategory
ofdiscourse............................................
29
1.1.3.Discourseandtext.......................................
33
1.1.4.Discourseandcontext....................................
35
1.1.5.Categoryofpublicdiscourse..............................
36
1.1.6.Propositionoftheauthor’sowndefinitionofdiscourse
anditstypes............................................
37
1.2.Categoryofpublicdebate–definitionandtheoreticalissues........
39
1.2.1.Publicdebateandpublicdiscourse.........................
39
1.2.2.Populismanddemagogyinpublicdebate...................
44
1.3.Analysisofpublicdiscourse–methodologicalassumptions..........
46
1.3.1.Variouswaysofunderstandingthecategory
ofdiscourseanalysis.....................................
46
1.3.2.“Politolinguistic”perspective..............................
47
1.3.3.“CDAsation”ofdiscourseanalysis.........................
48
1.3.4.Markedtermsindiscourseanalysisontheexample
ofthecategoryofracismandhatespeech..................
51
1.3.5.Criticaldiscourseanalysis–advantagesanddisadvantages.....
57
1.3.6.AlternativefortheCriticalDiscourseAnalysis(CDA)........
59
1.3.7.Researchprocess........................................
60
1.4.Roleoflanguageinpublicdiscourse.............................
61
1.5.Roleofmediainpublicdiscourse................................
65
1.5.1.Selectedtheoriesofmediainfluenceonpublicopinion.......
65
1.5.2.Futureofpublicdiscourse................................
72
1.5.3.Roleofmediainthediscourseonmigrations...............
75
1.6.Influenceofpoliticalcorrectnessonpublicdiscourse...............
77
1.7.Discursivestrategiesinpublicdiscourse..........................
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