Introduction

theory, interdisciplinarity and critical discourse analysis

Gilbert Weiss, Ruth Wodak

1-32

Critical discourse analysis and the rhetoric of critique

Michael Billig

35-46

Critical discourse analysis and the development of the new science

47-62

Reflexivity and the doubles of modern man

the discursive construction of anthropological subject positions

Marianne W. Jørgensen

63-82

The discourse-knowledge interface

Teun A. Van Dijk

85-109

Critical discourse analysis and evaluative meaning

interdisciplinarity as a critical turn

Phil Graham

110-129

Texts and discourses in the technologies of social organization

Jay L. Lemke

130-149

Identities in flux

Arabs and Jews in Israel

Marcelo Dascal

150-166

Political and somatic alignment

habitus, ideology and social practice

Suzanne Scollon

167-198

Voicing the "other"

reading and writing indigenous Australians

Jim R. Martin

199-219

Discourse at work

when women take on the role of manager

Luisa Martín Rojo, Concepción Gómez Esteban

241-271

Cross-cultural representation of "otherness" in media discourse

272-296

Interaction between visual and verbal communication

changing patterns in the printed media

Christine Anthonissen

297-311