Discursive Repertoires is a theoretical construct in discourse analysis that refers to a socially shared and linguistically organized set of themes, concepts, and expressions through which individuals articulate and negotiate meaning within specific sociocultural contexts.
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Discourse as a Strategic Resource
Cynthia Hardy, Ian Palmer, Nelson Phillips · Human Relations · 2000 · 585 citations · Full text
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