Representation Of Authority
Representation of Authority is a theoretical construct within New Historicism that identifies and analyzes how power structures are discursively constituted and legitimized through textual and cultural narratives, distinguishing it from mere depictions of power by emphasizing the ideological mechanisms through which authority is represented as natural, historical, and authoritative.
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Authority in Language: Investigating Standard English
Ronald R. Butters · American Literature · 2000 · 452 citations
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University of Manchester
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Lund University
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