This podcast explores the intersection of Critical Race Theory (CRT) and Discourse Analysis. It delves into how language shapes our understanding of race, often reinforcing or challenging systems of inequality.
Explore the debate on CRT’s focus on race and its implications for reinforcing racial essentialism. Learn how CRT balances critical analysis with intersectionality.
Explore how Critical Race Theory informs discourse analysis across pivotal case studies by scholars like Crenshaw and Bell. Understand systemic racism’s discourse dynamics.
Explore how CDA and Ethnography of Communication within CRT dissect racial power dynamics in language and everyday interactions.
Delve into the core CRT frameworks like Racial Formation, Whiteness as Property, and Intersectionality, which critically analyze race and discourse dynamics.
Discover how key CRT scholars like Crenshaw, Bell, and others shape discourse analysis with their critical insights on race, gender, and identity.
Explore how intersectionality enriches CRT and discourse analysis, offering profound insights into the complexities of identity and oppression, and advancing more nuanced approaches to social justice.
Delve into how Critical Race Theory enhances discourse analysis, revealing the deep-seated racial dynamics within language and advocating for systemic equality through scholarly insight.