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Questioning the Role of Evolution in Understanding Ourselves
Thesis Abstract
Acknowledgements
List of Tables
I. Introduction: A Glance at Modern Humanity
II. Literature Review: Media, Science, and Ideology
The Rise of the Cultural Ideology of Science
Cultural History of Science
Ellul’s Ideology of Science
Phase One: Scientism
Phase Two: The Age of Happiness
Phase Three: Doubt and Defiance
Phase Four: Science Supports Economic Development
Media and the Dominant Ideology of Science
Hegemony and the Media
The Role of Sources in Science Journalism and Media
The Role of the Audience in Science Journalism and Media
The Role of Culture in Science Journalism and Media
Evolution Theory and the Ideology of Science
Foundations of Evolution
La Mettrie’s Theory of Materialism
Darwin’s Theory of Evolution
Modern Theories of Evolution
Conclusion
III. Methodology: Critical Language Studies & Critical Discourse Analysis
Critical Language Studies/Critical Discourse Analysis
Foundations of Critical Language Study
Discourse in Critical Language Study
Critical Discourse Analysis
Materials: TIME Magazine
Materials for Analysis
Conclusion
IV. Analysis I: Ideational and Interpersonal Functions of Language-Use
The Ideational Function of Language: Shaping Ideas in TIME
Classifying Humans with Biological Terminology
Identifying the Human
Describing the Human Condition
Describing Human Social Phenomena
Reframing Everyday Experience through Rewording
Rewording Who We Are
Rewording What We Do
Containing the Human Being through Shifts in Grammatical Agency
Emphasizing Physiological Mechanisms
Emphasizing Evolutionary Forces
The Interpersonal Function of Language: The Source-Audience Relationship
Establishing the Voice of Authority through Verb Usage
The paragraph from Lemonick (How Your Mind Can Heal Your Body — Your
Establishing and Maintaining Rapport through Informal Language
Conclusion
V. Analysis II: The Textual Function of Language — Ideas and Relationships in Action
Locating Human Experiences in the Physical Body
Science in the Service of Human Understanding and Progress
Discussion: The Hegemonic Nature of the Ideology of Science in TIME
Science in TIME: Meeting the Needs and Interests of the Reader
Conclusion
V. Conclusion: Insights, Limitations, and Closing Thoughts
References
Appendix: TIME Magazine Cover Article Data Set 1990–2005
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