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Acknowledgements
1. Introduction
2. Theories and Methodologies of Critical Discourse Analysis
2.1 Theories of Critical Discourse Analysis
2.1.1 Historical Reviews of Critical Discourse Analysis
2.1.2 Language and Ideology
2.1.3 Language and Power
2.1.4 Relations between Language, Power and Ideology
2.1.5 Discourse, Common Sense and Ideology
2.1.6 Language, Discourse and Context
2.2 Methodologies of Critical Discourse Analysis
2.2.1 Fairclough's model
2.2.2 General Framework and Principles of CDA
2.2.3 Halliday's theories and methodologies
3. Religion and Society
3.1 Religion and Social Control
3.2 Religion and Social confirmation
3.3 Religion and Social Integration
3.4 Religion and Moral Civilization
3.5 Religion and Critical Discourse Analysis
4. Case Study of the Biblical Language in American Presidential Inaugural Addresses
4.1 The Quantitative Analysis of the Biblical Languages in American Presidential Inaugural Addresses
4.2 The Qualitative Analysis of Systemic-Functional Grammar of the Biblical Languages in American Presidential Inaugural Addresses
5. A Contrast of Biblical Language in Literature and American Presidential Inaugural Addresses and Literature
5.1 The Function of Biblical Languages in Literature
5.2 The Function of Biblical Languages in American Presidential Inaugural Addresses
5.2.1 God in America
5.2.2 American Civil Religion
5.2.3 Common Sense, Context, Ideology and American Presidential Inaugural Addresses
6. Conclusion
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