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PS:
Martin, here's the bit you probably want:
http://fds.oup.com/www.oup.com/pdf/elt/library_classics/AppLing_c18.pdf?cc=global
Also, I wrote a pretty awful sentence:
"Fairclough really does claim that a textual analysis yields an ideological critique in a quite straightforward way, and in fact de Beaugrande himself proves it, by letting his own article degenerate quite straightforwardly from a textual analysis of Widdowson to a
string of (mostly teflon) epithets."
I meant that de Beaugrande proves that the Critical Discourse Analysts really do believe this. I didn't mean that de Beaugrande proved that ideological critique can be derived from textual analysis. Sloppy!
dk
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