I'll point, though I'm sure you'll already be aware of it, to
all of George Lakoff's work on framing.
-- Russ
> Hi everyone,
>
> I'm researching the social construction of argumentation in the current
> debates over global warming and climate change. I'm wondering whether
> anyone could point me towards work in Writing Studies or elsewhere that's
> looked at how arguments are socially constructed and deployed by collectives
> (i.e., organizations, institutions, 'discourse coalitions') as opposed to
> individuals?
>
> (I'm going to post this query to the CATTW listserv as well, so I'm sorry if
> you get this message twice.)
>
> Thanks very much,
> Graham
>
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