Nghiên cứu phân biệt chủng tộc trong truyện ngắn 'Christina Rosenthal' của Jeffrey Archer từ góc ...

2010

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30 Point

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DECLARATION

TABLE OF CONTENTS

LIST OF ABBREVIATIONS

LIST OF FIGURES, TABLES, AND CHARTS

1. CHAPTER 1: THEORETICAL BACKGROUND

1.1. Background to Critical Discourse Analysis

1.2. Key concepts of CDA

1.3. CDA theories and Practice

1.3.1. Overview of the approaches to CDA

1.3.2. Three main schools of CDA

1.3.2.1. Van Dijk’s school – Socio-cognitive approach
1.3.2.2. Ruth Wodak’s school – The discourse – historical approach
1.3.2.3. Fairclough’s school – Systemic Functional Grammar

1.3.3. Fairclough’s framework of CDA

2. CHAPTER 2: METHODOLOGY AND ANALYSIS PROCEDURES

2.1. About the object of the enquiry

2.2. Some brief information about the story

2.3. The story itself

2.4. Context of the story

2.5. Data analysis procedure

2.6. Analysis of discourse macrostructures of the story

2.7. Analysis of discourse microstructures of the story

2.7.1. The title: Christina Rosenthal

2.7.2. Christina Rosenthal - who teased Benjamin and taunted him

2.7.3. Christina Rosenthal sacrificed her life for love

2.7.4. Christina's death left a regret to her parents and the rabbi

2.7.5. Conversation between Benjamin and Christina

2.7.6. Conversation between Benjamin and Christina’s father

2.7.7. Conversation between Benjamin and Christina’s mother

2.7.8. Christina as a participant

2.7.9. Benjamin as a participant

2.7.10. The rabbi as a participant

2.7.11. Christina's parents as participants

2.8. Summary of the findings

2.9. Suggestions for further study

3. PART A: INTRODUCTION

3.1. Rationale

3.2. Significance of the study

3.3. Aims of the study and research questions

3.4. Scope of the study

3.5. Methodology

3.6. Design of the study

4. PART B: DEVELOPMENT

4.1. CHAPTER 1: THEORETICAL BACKGROUND

4.1.1. Background to Critical Discourse Analysis

4.1.2. CDA’s definition

4.1.3. Key concepts of CDA

4.1.4. CDA theories and Practice

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