Kurumsal Söylem ya da Söylemin Kurumsallaşması

We see discourse is institutionalised in patient-doctor, student-teacher interactions, company meetings, workplaces, courtrooms, wedding ceremonies, customer representative meetings, political speeches, meetings of non-governmental organisations, public institutions and organisations, legal/illegal organisations. The language used in these environments where discourse is institutionalised carries a number of different interactional features from daily social conversations. Especially foreign linguists have made institutions or other organised structures the focus of discourse studies since 1960s. In Turkey, except for a few studies at the article level, not enough attention has been paid to the contexts in which discourse is institutionalised. In the studies that have been conducted, there is a blurring of the field and limitations of the concepts of institutional discourse and institutionalisation of discourse due to definitions of institution, institutional and institutionalisation. Institutional discourse and institutionalisation of discourse are not the same term. While institutional discourse emerges in institutions where discourse is institutionalised, the institutionalisation of discourse is not a feature unique to institutions.