Discourse Analysis and Austerity (eBook, PDF)

Critical Studies from Economics and Linguistics
Redaktion: Power, Kate; Lebdusková, Eva; Ali, Tanweer

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Produktbeschreibung

This unique collaboration between economists and linguists examines manifestations of the discourses of austerity as these have played out in media, policy and academic settings across Europe and the Americas.

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Produktdetails

• Verlag: Taylor & Francis
• Seitenzahl: 376
• Erscheinungstermin: 4. März 2019
• Englisch
• ISBN-13: 9781351802925
• Artikelnr.: 55643351

Autorenporträt

Kate Power is a lecturer in Management Communication at the University of Queensland Business School, Australia. A critical discourse analyst with particular interest in interdisciplinarity, she has published linguistic analyses of both religious and economic discourses. Tanweer Ali is a lecturer in finance and economics with Empire State College, SUNY. His research interests are in corporate governance and the application of linguistic methods to economic questions. He has guest edited two special editions of On The Horizon, focused on language and economics. Eva Lebduková is a PhD candidate at the J.E. Purkyn¿ University in Ústí nad Labem. In addition she holds a senior administrative position with the Charles University in Prague. Her main field of research is in linguistics, and she has published a number of articles on the use of language in economic discourse.

Inhaltsangabe

Foreword by Anne Pettifor
Foreword by Darren Kelsey
Acknowledgements
Introduction: Interdisciplinary* approaches to austerity discourses
Part I: Approaching austerity through discourse
1. Deep interdisciplinarity and responses to crisis
2. Austerity and the eclipse of economic alternatives: The theoretical
terrain of neoliberal economic crisis narratives
Part II: Historical perspective
3. Austerity in the Commons: A corpus critical analysis of austerity and
its surrounding grammatical context in Hansard (1803-2015)
4. 'Less State' in austerity: A concept masking the central agent of
neoliberal policies
5. Discourses of crisis and representation of Greece in a period of
austerity
Part III: The notion of 'crisis'
6. The recent economic crisis in Brazil and beyond: Some discussions on the
weight of empirical issues, methodology and rhetoric
7. Tales of austerity, and a crisis of wealth distribution
8. Discursive uses of 'abnormality' in the Greek crisis
Part IV: Metaphors
9. Are the metaphors underlying institutional and academic discourse on
austerity reliable predictors of the stances adopted?
10. Metaphors in times of crisis: Legitimizing austerity?
Part V: Argumentation
11. The 'eternal character' of austerity measures in European crisis
policies: Evidence from the Fiscal Compact discourse in Austria
12. The mirage of expansionary fiscal consolidation to resolve the
euro-area crisis
13. Why should we all tighten our belts? On arguments for austerity in
political discourse
Part VI: Responses to 'crisis'
14. The austerity discourse of the Romanian economic-political elites:
Neoliberal or (pseudo)European?
15. An analysis of El Roto's newspaper cartoons discourse as social
indictment against Spanish austerity policies
Conclusion
Index