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The 16 pages that link to Discourse, each with the reason it gives.

• PostcolonialismRelated: Postcolonial analysis examines how descriptions of colonized peoples become authoritative knowledge.

• Michel FoucaultRelated: His histories examine how discourses establish objects of knowledge and limits on valid speech.

• Social constructionismRelated: Discourses organize which descriptions count as credible knowledge.

• IdeologyRelated: Discourse carries ideological assumptions through ordinary language and public institutions.

• Cultural studiesRelated: Discourse analysis traces how institutions make meanings and identities intelligible.

• Edward SaidRelated: Said used this idea to explain how representations of the East formed durable systems of knowledge.

• Queer theoryRelated: Queer analysis asks how discourse makes some identities intelligible and others marginal.

• PoststructuralismRelated: Discourse connects language to the institutions and practices that produce knowledge.

• Postmodern philosophyRelated: Discourse connects language to the institutions and power relations that postmodern analysis examines.

• Post-structuralismRelated: The concept helps explain how knowledge is produced through historically specific rules of speaking and thinking.

• The History of SexualityRelated: Foucault traces how institutions made sexuality speakable and knowable.

• Post-MarxismRelated: Post-Marxists use discourse to explain how political identities acquire meaning.

• Queer studiesRelated: Queer analysis traces how talk about sex produces norms and recognizable identities.