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The Concept of Discourse in Relation with Law and Language and Michael Foucault Dr. Patil Ravindra Associate Professor, Yashwantrao Chavan Law College, Pune, Maharashtra, India, Email id: shyamap28@gmail.com Online Published on 19 January, 2022. Abstract The author examines the concept of discourse with its different meanings and its understandings by various critics as discourse has acquired a whole new palette of diverse meanings in the past few decades. The discussion in the paper covers the areas of law and language in relation with discourse; both law and language are parts of society. Language being a medium for law, law is mediated, interpreted and constructed through language. As a result, legal discourse is formed with different ideologies sweeping through it. In view of this kind of formation, Michael Foucault's idea of discourse is significant to analyse the role of law in our society and its formation. Top Keywords Discourse, Discursive formation, Language, Law, Legal discourse. Top | | |
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