Language And Power: Investigating Discourse And Authority
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This exam investigates the relationship between language and power, focusing on how discourse shapes authority and social hierarchies. It emphasizes critical analysis of power dynamics.
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Exam Details
Duration: 50 minutes
Prerequisites: Introduction To Discourse Analysis, Social Theories, Power Dynamics In Society
Key Topics
- Discourse Analysis
- Authority
- Language And Power
- Social Hierarchies
Learning Outcomes
- Critically Analyze Language Power Relations
- Articulate Theoretical Frameworks
- Examine Social Justice Implications
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The focus of this exam is the interplay between language and power, particularly how discourse shapes authority and social hierarchies. Students will critically assess how language constructs power relations in various contexts.
Understanding this interaction holds significant implications for political discourse, institutional communication, and social justice movements. By analyzing language power dynamics, students gain insights into broader patterns of dominance and resistance.
The exam will evaluate studentsβ ability to articulate theoretical frameworks that explain discourse analysis and its impact on social authority.
Students may be encouraged to draw parallels to contemporary issues regarding language and power, fostering a deeper understanding of societal implications.
Sample Questions
- How does discourse function as a mechanism of power in society?
- What are the implications of language use in political contexts?
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