… institution in terms of patterns of action, whereas we believe institutions are constituted through
discourse … Institutions, therefore, can be understood as products of the discursive activity …

… So far we have discussed the centrality of discourse in the critical study of institutions. It is
now time to … of centrality of discourse in the workings of institutions, we will review them here. …

In chapter 7 (b) I argue that discourse analysis provides a significant challenge to … that
discourse analysis provides a broader, more developed explanation for the nature of institutions, …

… and educational discourse research). Though all these studies fit our minimal defmition of
'citizen/institution' context, the styles of discourse analysis vary. The discourse devices high…

… interactions that involve some combination of institution-specific questions and answers, …
the nature of discourse distinguishes much of the current work in institutional discourse from …

… First we will explore the relationship between discourse, power, and institutions in more …
In critical studies of institutions and their discourses the concept of hegemony has therefore …

This article presents a response to Jaco Lok and Hugh Wilmott's comments on a 2004
paper by Professors N. Phillips, TB Lawrence, and C. Hardy on the discursive approach to …

… Points of contrast include definitions of institutions and institutional change, interests and
uncertainty, and norms and relativism. First, we define institutions in DI as simultaneously …

… in institutions to reproduce the institution, reproduce or challenge its power structures, induct
new members, create the identity of the institution … as the way an institution uses narrative to …

… developed by considering how institutional discourses and settings are reflexively linked,
institutions are organized as situated conventions, and institutional discourses involve talk and …