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Graeme P. Whyte,David Bloom,Brian D. Giordano,Thomas Youmr question presupposes the possibility and availability of an answer, but this in turn suggests the existence of discrete spaces and places that can be identified, demarcated and designated. Stanislaw Mucha’s documentary film . (2004), in which he travels the length and breadth of Europe in search o

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titudes and language behaviours in multiethnic societies. The empirical research reviewed in the chapter focuses mainly on language behaviours related to code switching in encounters between members of contrasting ethnolinguistic groups. The first part of the chapter reviews intergroup processes aff

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Graeme P. Whyte,Katarzyna Herman,Alberto Gobbiocial psychology. The study of language in social psychology has a long history, going back to close observational work of language done from the 1930s on (see Ball, Gallois & Callan, 1989; Markel, 1998). Nevertheless, language and discourse have for a long time been located away from the mainstream

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Mats Brittbergralia, New Zealand, Britain, Europe and the United States. Much of this literature has been informed by discursive psychology, which not only analyses everyday talk and conversation, but also formal institutional talk that can be found in parliamentary debates, political speeches and newspaper artic

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Konrad Slynarski,Willem Cornelis de Jongocial psychology. The study of language in social psychology has a long history, going back to close observational work of language done from the 1930s on (see Ball, Gallois & Callan, 1989; Markel, 1998). Nevertheless, language and discourse have for a long time been located away from the mainstream

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Florian Gaul,Luís Eduardo Tírico,William Bugbeeophy through the pair of concepts known as ming-shi. By analyzing the pre-Qin thinkers’ discourse on ming and shi, the work explores how Chinese philosophers dealt with issues not only in language but also in ontology, epistemology, ethics, axiology, and logic. Through this discourse analysis, reade