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Kloprogge, Eddy; Gleeson, Peter; Clarkson, Petruska – Online Submission, 2009
This paper describes a tool for thinking and developing consciousness about the epistemology contained and revealed in our discourse about psychology and complexity theory. It is concerned with knowledge, with how we can know and with how we can sensibly speak about knowing. The model is not intended to express any values in itself and it sets no…
Descriptors: Discourse Analysis, Epistemology, Psychology, Classification
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Cheney, George; Tompkins, Phillip K. – Central States Speech Journal, 1987
Notes that "identification" and "commitment" appear frequently in organizational studies as ways of describing the individual's connection with the organization and argues that the concepts are distinct but interrelated. Sees identification as the substance of individual-organization relationships and commitment as the form.…
Descriptors: Discourse Analysis, Industrial Psychology, Language Usage, Organizational Communication
Kelly, Jan W. – 1985
Working on the assumption that members of organizations create their own organizational reality by interpreting the behaviors and activities they see, the stories and myths about the organization that they hear, and pressures to conform to the norms and practices of the organization that they feel, a study examined a total of 58 stories collected…
Descriptors: Communication Research, Cultural Traits, Discourse Analysis, Organizational Communication
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Freed, Richard C.; Broadhead, Glenn J. – College Composition and Communication, 1987
Examines reasons for discourse communities becoming a subject of writing research. Provides a brief example of the kind of analysis possible, focusing on the composing environments of two similar organizations. (AEW)
Descriptors: Communication Research, Discourse Analysis, Discourse Communities, Freshman Composition