In recent years, a number of doctoral and post-doctoral students have begun to explore and experiment with the
use of a new theoretical and methodological approach to gender and language study: that of Feminist Post-Structuralist
Discourse Analysis (FPDA). While there is a growing international interest in the FPDA approach, it
is still relatively unknown in the wider community of discourse analysts. There is little published work as yet which
directly draws on FPDA, but much fascinating work in the pipeline. At the moment, it is just a small fish in the big
sea of discourse analysis; its future is far from certain and it may well be swallowed up whole by larger varieties,
or choose to swim with the tide of Critical Discourse Analysis, which to some extent it resembles.
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