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The Language of Business Studies Lectures: A corpus-assisted analysis
Belinda Crawford Camiciottoli
[Pragmatics & Beyond New Series 157] 2007
► pp. 9–30

Background to the study

The merger of discourses

Discourses have no discrete boundaries because people are always, in history, creating new Discourses, changing old ones, and contesting and pushing the boundaries of Discourses.

(Gee 1999: 21)

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