Entrevista com a professora Izabel Magalhães
Abstract
Interview with Prof. Izabel Magalhães, pioneering researcher of critical discourse studies in Brazil, about her trajectory and Critical Discourse Analysis - CDA, which began in the 1990s, based on her research on the social uses of language in the constitution of social life , especially on doctor-patient discourse, literacy, identity and gender, linked to ethnographic research methodology.Downloads
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