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raises complex questions, many of which are related to the issue of sustainability. This starts with the definition of key variables. On the “economics” side, the conceptualization of language does not always pay adequate attention to the ways in which it is enmeshed with complex societal goals. Fo

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have significant implications for the way in which language-city relationships are to be understood. The various social, economic and environmental aspects of city life are interrelated in complex ways within the city, between cities and between the city and other forms of spatially arranged politie

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have significant implications for the way in which language-city relationships are to be understood. The various social, economic and environmental aspects of city life are interrelated in complex ways within the city, between cities and between the city and other forms of spatially arranged politie

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y-grounded and empirically illustrated critique of the scope.This book undertakes a systematic analysis of the workings of ideology in discourse, using an interdisciplinary approach that links language, cognition and society. Through examination of two corpora - a collection of British newspaper art

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tly, we are obliged to take note of a fundamental ambiguity introduced into Freud’s theory from the start, when he recognized both that symptoms are structured like a language — in the sense that they are . comprehensible when ‘read’ as a concealed and distorted expression of thought, whose translat

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tly, we are obliged to take note of a fundamental ambiguity introduced into Freud’s theory from the start, when he recognized both that symptoms are structured like a language — in the sense that they are . comprehensible when ‘read’ as a concealed and distorted expression of thought, whose translat

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