ENG524 Final Term Quiz from Assessments

ENG524

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Maha Malik CRITICAL DISCOURSE ANALYSIS

1. Construction of identity of any political party can be done simply by in political discourse. (names)
2. Lexical items specifically has relation with: (co-textual context)
3. Mark the following as True or False

Studying the construction of text tells us about ideological beliefs and social effects.

(True)

4. Mark the following as True or False

Stance lacks the power to invoke presupposed systems of sociocultural values.

(false)

5. Mark the following as True or False

Contextualization cues work by pointing beyond the utterance to its presupposed conditions of use. (True)

6. Mark the following as True or False

The way in which something is said speaker/writer comments on communication itself highlights the attitudinal kind of stance. (False)

7. All are the key components of stance triangles excluding . (detachment)
8. Mark the following as True or False

The stance triangle provides an analytic toolkit of interconnected concepts and methods designed to explain various elements and processes of stance. (True)

9. Mark the following as True or False

Subjectivity and positioning go hand in hand. (True)

10. Who argued against devising “further machinery for ‘guiding’ and ‘directing’ ” individuals”? (Hayek) 11. Who stated “neoliberalism is bad for poor and working people, therefore we must oppose it” (Ferguson) 12. Who has outlined five approaches examining neoliberalism? (Jessop) 13. Who argued that can be seen as “the result of elites integrating critiques of capitalism into capitalism itself as sources of renewal”

(neoliberalism)

14. Billig’s study (1995) of refers to everyday representations of the nation which build an “imaginary” of national solidarity and belonging. (banal

nationalism)

15. the concept of “ ” relates to nativist “body-politics” of viewing and conceptualizing the nation as a body. (mother tongue) 16. which one among the choices is defines as “a political principle that holds that the political and the national unit should be congruent” (nationalism) 17. Who proposed the eclectic framework? (Sicurella (2015)) 18. After 9/11, the Bush administration was perceived as the official sponsor of the War on Terror, enforcing a state of moral order through the “ of facts”.

(emotionalization)

19. Through for war, one tries to make subjective realities as legitimate and objective. (justification) 20. Usually academics and political analysts find the word ‘ ’ as a calculated element of propaganda (terrorism) 21. Who gave the theoretical framework discourse of illusion? (Bhatia, 2015) 22. The discourse of is grounded in a sociocultural mesh of beliefs and ideas about what the world is like and what it should be like. (illusion) 23. For nations ‘ for war’ is important, in order to prove legitimate reason/s to take any kind of definitive action in the eyes of the world. (pre-text) 24. The traditional definition of race and ethnicity is related to biological and sociological factors respectively (biological) 25. While looking at immigration policy, a particular area in CDA studies on elite racism focuses on ‘increasing articulation between race and

.(immigrants)

26. Traditionally, domestic sphere seemed to be associated with in most of the gender based studies in CDA. (women) 27. In critical investigations of gender identities and relations is a central focus. (power)