What does CDA stand for?

of Economics and Business) introduce the historical influences (Foucault is a theoretical 'godfather'), research agenda, theory, and methods of critical discourse analysis (CDA)--also known as critical linguistics.

Value in the new economy' through an exploration of the articulation of the value of investment in culture and the arts, through a critical discourse analysis of policy documents, reports and commentary since 1997.

He conducts his research by doing Critical Discourse Analysis (CDA) of two months of discussions on four Internet discussion groups frequented by the Cameroonian Diaspora.

An Introduction to Critical Discourse Analysis in Education (pp.

Critical Discourse Analysis as a Methodology for International Business Studies, in Marschan-Piekkari, R.

In my analysis of these three sources, I borrow heavily from Norman Fairclough's approach to critical discourse analysis (CDA).

This perspective has been explored from, for example, a pragmatic-linguistic view of Wittgensteinian philosophy (Janik 1989; Holt 1997; and Zolkos 2004), conceptual analysis along the lines of the Cambridge Contextualist School (Zolkos 2005); critical discourse analysis (Over 1999; and Souillac 2004) or post-structuralist/post-Marxian analysis (Brown 1995; Norvall 1996).

Using a bricolage of interpretive methodologies that include critical discourse analysis and poststructural questioning, the authors review documents designed to establish guiding principles for early childhood education in British Columbia.