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MEDIA TEXT IN MEDIA LINGUISTICS

2023
Abstract: The article discusses the concept of media text, areas of their study, aspects of media linguistics and the study of media language. The methodological apparatus, internal structure and main sections of media linguistics are considered.
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Otitis Media and Linguistic Incompetence

Archives of Otolaryngology - Head and Neck Surgery, 1976
In the examination of some effects of chronic middle ear disorders on the development of auditory processing skills in socioculturally disadvantaged children, three groups of children received a battery of tests assessing speech hearing in quiet, speech hearing in noise, auditory discrimination, phonemic synthesis, dichotic listening, verbal ...
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MEDIA LINGUISTICS: PRAGMATIC APPROACH TO CREATING MEDIA TEXT

2021
No matter how information is received, it is still expressed through language. The study of the selection, adaptation and use of language tools in the media requires its identification and refinement, given the possibility of the characteristic pragmatic impact of each mass communication.
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Media Linguistics

International Journal of Applied Linguistics, 2013
Geert Jacobs, Daniel Perrin
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DIGITAL MEDIA DISCOURSE IN LINGUISTIC RESEARCH

2022
The monograph Digital media discourse in linguistic research offers an exploration into the relationship between discourse as a manifestation of language in the digital media and the research possibilities available in the field of linguistics, but not without referring to sociolinguistics, media studies, etc.
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Mass Media and the Linguistic Marketplace

Journal of Communication Inquiry, 2006
This article applies theories of the political economy of language to examine howlinguistic acts in media are used to create distinction by tapping into ideas about the functions of language in society. From this standpoint, language ideology serves as a mode of leverage for media institutions.
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MODERN MEDIA LANGUAGE: CATEGORICAL LINGUISTIC FEATURES

2017
The article is devoted to the categorical features of modern media language. It is interactive, dialogical (dialogizated) and potentially hypertextual, and has a stylistic diversity. Contemporary journalists’ speech, depending on the social orientation of the publication, differs in its cultural and linguistic features.
Aleksandrova, I.B., Slavkin, V.V.
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Ukrainian media linguistic studies

THE INTERACTION OF JOURNALISM, ADVERTISING AND PR IN THE MODERN MEDIA SPACE, 2022
S. A. Shuliak, L. M. Zadoiana
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