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Subverting Our Consumerism: The Necessity of Critically Analyzing the Products Which We Purchase
Subverting Our Consumerism: The Necessity of Critically Analyzing the Products Which We Purchase
by Andrew L.
by Andrew L.
Author Bio: ¡Hola, mis amigos! I am an MA TESL student at California State University, Dominguez Hills. I have also published and presented research on Afro-Latinx poetry, African American English, and the development of Advanced Placement review curricula. When I am not partaking in academic endeavors, I relish listening to '70s music and writing music.
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Critical discourse analysis: a "highly context-sensitive, democratic approach [to analyzing texts, images, and sounds], which takes an ethical stance on social issues with the aim of improving society" (Huckin, 1997, p. 1).
Greenwashing: This occurs when corporations mislead consumers regarding the environmental benefits and practices of a product (Budinsky & Bryant, 2013).
Critical autoethnography: A form of written inquiry based on "critical self-reflexive explorations" and "a research method that allows for interrogation of self in relationship, context, profound connection, and political/power consciousness" (McCall, 2016; Graeme, 2013).
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