Context, ideology and the situated reader

What this note covers

1. Context is a relationship, not a background paragraph
2. Ideology becomes visible through patterns of value
3. Discourse and representation organise identities
4. Readers are situated and can read resistively
5. Comparison reveals contextual change through form
6. Write contextual arguments with evidence and limits

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