Discourse analysis - United States.

Jefferson's call for nationhood = the first inaugural address / by: (Language materials, printed)

Language, race, and negotiation of identity = a study of Dominican Americans / by: (Language materials, printed)

To lead the free world = American nationalism and the cultural roots of the Cold War / by: (Language materials, printed)

Family talk = discourse and identity in four American families / by: (Language materials, printed)

Making meanings, creating family = intertextuality and framing in family interaction / by: (Language materials, printed)

High school students- Social conditions.- Rhode Island

United States- Ethnic relations

Opinion publique- Histoire- 20e si墈cle.- 榼tats-Unis

United States- Politics and government- 1801-1809.

Categorization (Psychology)

Dominican Americans- Ethnic identity

Analyse du discours- 榼tats-Unis.

Jefferson, Thomas,- Language.

Jefferson, Thomas,- Political and social views.

Dominican Americans- Race identity

Jefferson, Thomas,- Oratory.

United States- Foreign relations- 1945-1953

Discourse analysis- United States.

Presidents- United States

Rhetoric- Political aspects- 18th century.- United States

榼tats-Unis- Relations ext歋rieures- 1945-1953

Nationalism- History- 20th century.- United States

Popular culture- Political aspects- 20th century.- United States

Culture populaire- Aspect politique- 20e si墈cle.- 榼tats-Unis

Dominican Americans- Languages

Providence (R.I.)- Race relations.

United States- Race relations

Providence (R.I.)- Ethnic relations.

Public opinion- History- 20th century.- United States

Nationalisme- Histoire- 20e si墈cle.- 榼tats-Unis

Communication in the family- United States