Abstract
This article presents a detailed exposition of Michel Pecheux's approach to the study of the relations between language and ideology. Pecheux's method of automatic discourse analysis (AAD) and his meta-theory of discourse are discussed and critically assessed, and examples of empirical studies in this tradition are described. In addition, the manual AAD-syntactic analysis phase is discussed in relation to a mini-study of English discourse. In conclusion, some similarities and differences of AAD and critical discourse analysis (CDA) are identified, as well as a summary of Pecheux's specific contributions to knowledge.
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