Aplicando la Teoría del Discurso: el Método de la Articulación
Resumen
La teoría del discurso ha sido casi unánimemente criticada por no haber desarrollado de manera adecuada una reflexión metodológica que de alguna manera “pongan a trabajar” los postulados teóricos de su sofisticada ontología. El presente texto es un estudio en esta dirección. Usando como casos de aplicación los movimientos de protesta en Gran Bretaña y Sudáfrica, el texto elabora una perspectiva metodológica como “práctica articulatoria”. En este sentido el texto es un intento de desarrollar una estrategia de investigación empírica, técnicas y métodos aplicables al análisis del discurso de base postestructuralista.Descargas
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