Widening the context for interdisciplinary social research : SFL as a method for sociology, anthropology, and communication research
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01/10/1999
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In this paper, I show clear links between the theoretical underpinnings of SFL and those of specific sociological, anthropological, and communication research traditions. My purpose in doing so is to argue that SFL is an excellent interdisciplinary research method for the social sciences, especially considering the emergent form of political economy being touted by new media enthusiasts: the so called knowledge (or information) economy. To demonstrate the flexibility and salience of SFL in diverse traditions of social research, and as evidence of its ability to be deployed as a flexible research method across formerly impermeable disciplinary and social boundaries, I use analyses from my doctoral research, relating these - theoretically speaking - to specific research traditions in sociology, communication, and anthropology. |
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http://eprints.qut.edu.au/43697/1/Widening_the_context_pgo.pdf Graham, Philip W. (1999) Widening the context for interdisciplinary social research : SFL as a method for sociology, anthropology, and communication research. In ASFLA '99. Proceedings of the Conference., University of Queensland, Brisbane, Qld. |
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Copyright 1999 [please consult the author] |
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Creative Industries Faculty; Institute for Creative Industries and Innovation |
Palavras-Chave | #200400 LINGUISTICS #SFL #knowledge economy #information economy |
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Conference Paper |