Introduction of author and the purpose of the model

Three dimensions in critical discource analysis

Dimension 1 - Text

Dimension 2 - Discursive practice

Dimension 3 - Social practice

Fire and rescue company - Background information

Fire and rescue company - Speech via Fairclough critical discource analysis

Speech - Dimension 1 - Text

Speech - Dimension 2 - Discursive practice

Speech - Dimension 3 - Social practice

Criticism of the model

Intro

Intersections & Terminations

Data Types

Fragmentation & Rock Mass Property Prediction

Upscaling Continuum Properties

Kinematics – Slopes and Open Pits

Grout Wall Example

What is the meaning of calculating the FoS of non-daylighting wedge?

Philosophy of Design

Conclusion

Introduction to Discourse Analysis

Discursive Practice - Level Two

Social Practice - Level Three

Significance of Discourse Analysis

General Properties of CDA

Language as Social Practice

Relationship between "language and power" is a mutual relationship

Example of Power at Microlevel

How does language affect our Ideologies?

Introduction

The Three Dimensional Model

Macro-Analysis

Linguistic Features

Discourse Consumers

Discourse Producers

Conclusion

Example of Anchoring

Example - Advertisement

Deliberate Conversational Error