naẓarīyah-yi guftimān: Persiska (Farsi) 1400

The upcoming work written by "Mohammed Reza Rasouli" and "Pooya Nematollahi" examines the "theory of discourse" "from structuralism to poststructuralism". This book consists of three main parts, each of which deals with specific details of "discourse theory". In the first part, the history and basics of this concept are examined as what is discourse in the general and technical sense, discourse analysis, different approaches and their classification, discourse analysis, and social constructionism, the emergence of critical discourse analysis, discourse formulation and Foucault's theories about power. And the discourse is over. In the second part, which was written with a focus on Laclau and Mouffe's "discourse theory", "Mohammed Reza Rasouli" and "Poua Nematollahi" have once again taken a look at the definition of "discourse theory" and this time, semiotics and linguistics They also examine the structuralist. The starting point for this topic is linguistics, and then the optionality of the relationship between signifier and signified is discussed. The authors also deal with the assignment of linguistics in the model of Laclau and Mouffe and examine the "theory of discourse" "from structuralism to poststructuralism". The second part also includes concepts such as deconstruction, Marxism, post-Marxism, historical materialism, articulation, components and concepts of "discourse theory", the distinction between discourse and non-discourse issues in terms of theory, discourse and naturalization, myth and legend, subject theory and identity, and Althusser's views. Take Lacan around subjectivity. The third part of the book "Discourse Theory" describes the approach, techniques, and strategies in this theory, and by presenting the tools of discourse analysis and interpretation, the differences and similarities between critical discourse analysis and "Discourse Theory" from a methodological point of view. It examines the positions of these two together and the possibility of combining the two approaches in terms of method.