He said we need to move beyond Critical Discourse Analysis to creating our own productive pedagogies.
Guy was there and Sarah and
lots of other people.
Like Dr Joolz I have been looking at discourse in spaces and places
and trying to understand meanings in contexts.

so there are sites of resistence in the US.

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Critical approaches can be a bit scary I think as you do have to behave a bit as if people who produce the d/Discourses/texts under scrutiny are ignoramouses and you have to point out to everyone where all their prejudices lie. That is an aspect I don't like much.
So what is a nodal moment?
I think it i to do with Foucault but I m not sure.
A possibility of different action?
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