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doi-org-12		Doing neoliberal things with words in libraries: Toward emending a discourse fashion in LIS | Emerald Insight			.html	text/html	587	67	59	Literature-based conceptual analysis of the problems engendered by neoliberalism in LIS and the productive approach of language analysis of Austin, Habermas, and Smith that allows us to account for neoliberalism's effects in language and practices – doing things with words. LIS has engaged a productive postmodern analysis of power relations that reflects social and economic progress, but Austin, Habermas, and Smith offer a sensible, practical explanation for the operation of neoliberal hegemony on the practices of librarianship. Postmodern analyses are now being deployed in portions of LIS, but they fail to account for the full implications of the dominant public language (and policy and practices) of neoliberalism for librarianship. You may be able to access this content by logging in via Shibboleth, Open Athens or with your Emerald account. About Emerald Opens in new window Working for Emerald Opens in new window	./cache/doi-org-12.html	./txt/doi-org-12.txt