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DSR & Cyber Sovereignty in Africa
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Module 1
Fairclough's CDA: Discourse, Ideology, and Technology
1
Naturalizing "Win-Win": Ideology in Digital Silk Road Discourse
Apply Fairclough's concept of 'naturalization' to analyze how ideological phrases like 'win-win cooperation' become common sense in China's Digital Silk Road discourse.
2
Fairclough's Technologization of Discourse
Explain Fairclough's concept of the 'technologization of discourse' as the institutionalization of ideologies within social and technical systems.
Discursive Technologization: China's Influence in Africa
Analyze how China exports its discursive models through technical training and infrastructure projects in Africa, applying the 'technologization of discourse' concept.
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