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Exploring policies by analysing texts - step by step

  1. 2026/27 Discourses in Europe
  2. Exploring policies by analysing texts - step by step
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Opens: Thursday, 15 October 2026, 1:00 AM
Due: Monday, 26 October 2026, 12:00 AM
This activity aims at using the document that you selected in the previous class to explore ways of analysing how Discourses seem to be inscribed in the ongoing detailed language and textual activity in our daily practices. Using one particular text related to language and citizenship in a specific context as a departing point,  you will be able to explore how the text itself becomes part of the broader social practices of thinking, doing and being a citizen and a speaker of languages. This might lead to the development of critical awareness about language and about citizenship dynamics. 
Previous activity Analysing texts to explore the role of language in the status of citizenship
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