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On doing being personal

Citizen talk as an identity-suspending device in public debates on GMOs
  • Henrike Padmos , Harrie Mazeland and Hedwig te Molder
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Analysing Citizenship Talk
This chapter is in the book Analysing Citizenship Talk
© 2006 John Benjamins Publishing Company

© 2006 John Benjamins Publishing Company

Chapters in this book

  1. Prelim pages i
  2. Table of contents v
  3. Foreword vii
  4. Introduction 1
  5. PART I. COMMUNICATING CITIZENSHIP AS RESEARCH SUBJECT
  6. Communicating citizenship and social positioning 23
  7. Licensing plant GMOs 50
  8. Procedure and participation 61
  9. PART II. COMMUNICATING CITIZENSHIP AS A METHODOLOGICAL CHALLENGE
  10. Reconstructing social positioning in discourse 85
  11. Critical Discourse Analysis and Citizenship 98
  12. A critical comparison of the investigative gaze of three approaches to text analysis 124
  13. Communicating citizenship in verbal interaction 151
  14. Communicative involvement in public discourse 181
  15. PART III. COMMUNICATING CITIZENSHIP IN DISCOURSE :E MPIRICAL ASPECTS
  16. Opening up the public space 199
  17. Personal reference, social categorisation and the communicative achievement of citizenship 223
  18. Quotations as a vehicle for social positioning 251
  19. On doing being personal 276
  20. APPENDIX
  21. Data extracts from a local public meeting on GMO field trials 296
  22. Index 361
https://doi.org/10.1075/dapsac.19.17pad

Chapters in this book

  1. Prelim pages i
  2. Table of contents v
  3. Foreword vii
  4. Introduction 1
  5. PART I. COMMUNICATING CITIZENSHIP AS RESEARCH SUBJECT
  6. Communicating citizenship and social positioning 23
  7. Licensing plant GMOs 50
  8. Procedure and participation 61
  9. PART II. COMMUNICATING CITIZENSHIP AS A METHODOLOGICAL CHALLENGE
  10. Reconstructing social positioning in discourse 85
  11. Critical Discourse Analysis and Citizenship 98
  12. A critical comparison of the investigative gaze of three approaches to text analysis 124
  13. Communicating citizenship in verbal interaction 151
  14. Communicative involvement in public discourse 181
  15. PART III. COMMUNICATING CITIZENSHIP IN DISCOURSE :E MPIRICAL ASPECTS
  16. Opening up the public space 199
  17. Personal reference, social categorisation and the communicative achievement of citizenship 223
  18. Quotations as a vehicle for social positioning 251
  19. On doing being personal 276
  20. APPENDIX
  21. Data extracts from a local public meeting on GMO field trials 296
  22. Index 361
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