What is Discourse Analysis?

[@susannekopf5947]

Amazing how you managed to explain DA in just a few minutes, thank you so much. 🙂 also critical discourse studies would find your seemingly subconscious choice of using “she“ when referring to the nurse interesting 😉😉😉😉

[@KerryJ]

That was really fascinating. I'm just starting to wrap my head around definitions of discourse and literacy and your very succinct overview was quite helpful. Thanks so much for sharing it on TH-cam!

[@arabellacox]

I couldn't care less what you're actually saying, you have the most relaxing, dreamiest voice ever!

[@林旭辉-r8b]

Amazing how you managed to explain DA in just a few minutes, thank you so much.

[@amonyiu5418]

Thank you very much. I used to be really puzzled about how discourse analysis works and this video makes the whole picture much clearer.

[@arelore4288]

me having no background in social science, after finishing reading foucault without understanding majority part of the books, thank you for explaining with such a way that i can understand, thank you

[@carahomes465]

I couldn't agree with you more - Foucault was one of the most tedious texts I've ever had to read. Dr. Marcus paraphrased brilliantly.

[@sillygirl1139]

I've watched a few videos on this subject now and that gave the best overview and explanation. Thank you.

[@SweetySweety-ft2dm]

discourse analysis is one of the disciplines,that deals with language use.it's about how sentences,the most complex uh not within a language systeme ;are actually put to use and combined with each other.
a discourse: is a set of spoken and written sentences that are connected together in a cohesive manner to make sense.

[@dianaherrera9539]

thanks =)

[@hanakhedri5508]

pls i need your help can you contact me :/

[@starrygabes9108]

Yes ! This is the VERY basic interpretation. However Ppl dont understand unless you add context. (Ps. What i just said is an individuals discourse analysis of your comment) 😎 it's almost too simple it goes over peoples heads 😎

[@starrygabes9108]

It took me years to grasp, I'm dyslexic....

[@luiza7453]

@@starrygabes9108 i still don’t understand. Can u please helpp and please explain it to me? Because i took a course about it, missed the first few lessons and i have no idea.

[@anadiaz57]

Thank You! This is very helpful for me as a researcher!

[@inspirasiimaginasi]

Thank you very much Dr, great presentation and very informative. I've just started doing my PhD in international relations in a Malaysian university and this is valuable.
Regards.

[@qasrinasyafiqah4671]

slow explanation makes it clearer. thanks mate

[@Naz-iv1jx]

Thanks for this presentation. I just earned my PhD degree in CDA. You are a ‘stallion’ ;)

[@KlaartjeVermeulen]

Thank you for posting this, very clear for such a difficult topic!

[@mariewong615]

Thank you for the video. Has opened my eyes to the different types of discourses. Very informative.

[@iwillknifeya]

Another brilliant and detailed video by MWT! These are helping me greatly with my Honours project.
Keep up the great work!

[@millycarmichael9331]

this is SO helpful for my MSc dissertation - THANK YOU!!!! :-)

[@GoGetItPeriod]

This helped me so much with my analytical dissertation, thank you so much

[@derekdrew5420]

This video is excellent. Thank you! I have a great understanding of DA thanks to you! Peace & Love

[@juandavidgutierrez10]

What a wonderful and clear explanation. Thank you so much!

[@Smokinbonez]

I appreciate the diachronic approach to the discourse as well as the semantics involved.

[@mativillaverde]

I'm sitting for a final examination board in a few days. It is Linguistics and I find this topic rather difficult to understand. This video was really useful! Thank you so much for sharing. BTW if I pass Linguistics, I graduate as an English teacher :) Thanks for sharing, Marcus!

[@patrickujwigaanguru3792]

That is a very resourceful talk for educators that I need.

[@SimonThorntonVideo]

Helped a lot with my dissertation. Thank you!

[@hasanhawari4880]

Outstanding explanation, I applaud you for that. Keep posting such content related videos.

[@aniagentilini744]

Thank you very very much. This lesson was extremely helpful, clear and enjoyable!!!

[@landodaphine4891]

Discourse has always troubled me, but now am getting clearer

[@luvshell1]

Thank you so much! That really helped to wrap a clear understanding around what is meant by discourse.

[@pradeepklee]

Ya its really good to understand about Discourse an critical discourse analysis... thank You

[@hinasami1567]

Concise n comprehensive views on discourse analysis

[@kallepunkken]

Why is it so hard to find a video where discourse analysis is actually done as an example

[@Album0029]

You are such a good talker, thank you

[@ebcik]

Thank you million times over!! It was quite helpful and useful.

[@golffymeter3377]

Thank you SO MUCH! This is really helpful.

[@hesahalsahli8610]

thank u very much, it is very useful for my Discourse's tomorrow exam

[@eleanorpatrick4137]

This was so helpful for my dissertation thankyou!!!

[@fusirantene4502]

The presentation was helpful in understanding DA.

[@kholoudahmed2333]

i liked the way you explained ,, i am frm Saudi Arabia

[@pablocesarojedalopeda5711]

Thanks teacher Marcus. The video was short but very clear.

[@言午嘉]

Thanks a lot and it really helps to clarify this concept to me

[@heninurfaeni1972]

thank you Sir,,, it is really helpful... i get more information about it...

[@vh3914]

Thank you! It helped to clear up the confusion)))

[@sarabelfodil8677]

Beeest explanation eveeer 👌 i really neeeeeded it thaaanks 😘😘😘

[@itsislam5]

Great Job

[@khatiabuskivadze5890]

I am working on DMs , It’s very helpful.

[@mamaymudjahid7650]

Thank you for the video, I found it very useful.

[@corazon7217]

Thank you so much that helped me understand this topic

[@emregunel8771]

this helped me a lot. thanks🙏

[@lanypozy]

Thank you for the valuable lesson

[@gadiskuma]

Thank you so so so much! Now I can work on my chapter 2

[@amirestebari1470]

It was very useful. Thank you

[@sarahalkhafaji1231]

It helps too much . Thank you 🌹🌹

[@oknovine]

VERY HELPFUL

[@Omgwinrar]

Really helpful video!

[@philippadancer]

Thank you. Well described.

[@looktaocafe1]

What was the presentation software used by the professor in this video?

[@Bobsob]

PowerPoint and Adobe Presenter could achieve this.

[@starrygabes9108]

Can you do all 3 ? In part. Would that be logical?

[@yulinda246]

I still confused at 'language in use' part... can someone teach me?

[@noradiaz4983]

thanks a lot!! this was very enlightening

[@SpoiledSoviet]

you got me with Rambo cover

[@danremenyi1179]

Really Great. Muchas gracias.

[@abubakarrabiu3779]

thank you for this contribution

[@IMR95]

So a research looking at flouting maxim in a movie between characters, would that be categorized as discourse analysis?

[@muhammadfahri9733]

Hello Mr. I just found this video refer to my research to use discourse approach/analysis.
I have a question related to this video (Discourse). what about discourse analysis to determine the equivalence and difference of two kind things from socio-cultural perspective to discourse analysis (socially or culturally based discursive practices).

[@rimanurul1315]

thankyou sooooooo much😍👏👏👏

[@AstroSquid]

What's the difference between discourse and prejudice? If I think of a rock, my view of rocks represent a discourse or is it a prejudice, meaning I'm projecting from my thoughts what a rock is vs actually knowing or understanding what a rock is.

[@carahomes465]

I may be misinterpreting, but an inanimate object such as a rock can never reply, therefore, discourse never happens. However, if say you have a prejudice against people wearing cabbages for hats, then having a conversation with said hat wearing cabbage person start a discourse and potentially highlight any prejudices you have. Discourse = conversation. Prejudice thoughts are not discourse, just a mindset.

[@AstroSquid]

@@carahomes465 What you're saying makes sense, but it's not what the video is saying.

[@rosagladysoctaviaalbarraci380]

I like the video but I have a question How different is a discourse from discourses?

[@jessicadacudao4026]

thank you for informations

[@zara-bk1mk]

thanks from Iran

[@ihrarahmad4647]

Thanks alot sir G

[@hinasami1567]

Keep it up.....

[@jehotatee8283]

overjoyed. was d bomb. thank you.

[@mimissal]

Thank you so much😍😍

[@jeanporter1544]

Very helpful

[@Anna-mc3ll]

Many thanks for this interesting lecture!

[@Mymh001]

thank you! very helpful

[@shakespearaamina9117]

Thank you for your help

[@throughthoroughthought8064]

Video starts at 0:16 . 😉

[@kamalessahli7762]

thank you very much sir

[@cjeleazar3967]

What is discourse stylistics?

[@moonie6083]

So basically discoure in the third sense = people's preconceptions

[@jefreyquiros_]

Do u know. What is the conclusion about Discourse Analysis?

[@ElnurPashayev]

thank you for the video

[@zac_wilson_]

Thank you very much.

[@literaturewala7624]

who is watching it because maam saida recommended it.

[@LaurenIsherwood-ll9qw]

thank you for this

[@jupitired777]

thank you so much

[@lobnakh88]

Thanks a lot :)

[@ariemufti]

Thank You !

[@kanoklekhaprasertkul2779]

Great!

[@tesajatnikapermana7912]

How about discourse structure? Anyone here, please!

[@lamia1347]

raise your voice

[@Amin-cr1jc]

legend

[@chickenmonkey88]

None is the right way, but I think at least one is the wrong way...

[@carahomes465]

They can all be the "right" way given a clear explanation as to why you utilized that particular method.

[@entisar-yemen]

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[@tomkot]

Good explanation in the first 10 minutes of the video. For the second part, please improve your handwriting, because it's so much not good that it is distracting from the topic itself

[@Perekabo]

It I know all this things before now how can someone deceive me na

[@QFGEE]

It was good, but don't use handwriting it's unreadable.

[@shakespearaamina9117]

Thank you!

[@takwaissa1597]

Thank you!

[@julifloreano]

Thank you!

[@michaelgarzon6945]

Thank you!