Varieties Of Discourse: On The Study Of Organizations Through Discourse Analysis  

Oleh:

Karreman, Dan ; Alvesson, Mats

Jenis: Article from Journal - ilmiah internasional
Dalam koleksi: Human Relations vol. 53 no. 9 (Sep. 2000), page 1125–1149.
Topik: discourse; discourse analysis; methodology; organization study
Fulltext: 1125.pdf (2.29MB)

Isi artikel

Discourse is a popular term used in a variety of ways, easily leading to confusion. This article attempts to clarify the various meanings of discourse in social studies, the term’s relevance for organizational analysis and some key theoretical positions in discourse analysis. It also focuses on the methodological problem of the relationship between: a) the level of discourse produced in interviews and in everyday life observed as ‘social texts’ (in particular talk); b) other kinds of phenomena, such as meanings, experiences, orientations, events, material objects and social practices; and, c) discourses in the sense of a large-scale, ordered, integrated way of reasoning/ constituting the social world. In particular, the relationship between ‘micro and meso-level’ discourse analysis (i.e. specific social texts being the primary empirical material) and ‘grand and mega-level’ discourse (i.e. large-scale orders) is investigated.

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