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Political Discourses, Corrupt Discourses

2018
This chapter begins with an extended discussion of key background concepts, such as the manufacture of consent, political communication and discourse, and the interrelated notions of corruption, discourses of corruption and corrupt discourses. It also provides a short history of the Spanish conservative party, the Partido Popular, which is the focus of
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Discourse and Politics

2020
Abstract This chapter distinguishes between front- and back-stage discourse in locating the nature and extent of the affinity between the ex-colonials and the far right. The front stage discourse of the far right avoids the folkways, Orientalism, and collective memory of the French of Algeria, whose front-stage discourse in turn avoids ...
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Decoding political discourse networks

Proceedings of the 2006 international conference on Digital government research, 2006
This describes the current research project on political discourse networks, at the Center on Organizational Innovation at Columbia University. This research is supported by the NSF grant #IIS- 0441999, Technologies of Civil Society.
John Kelly, David Stark
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Discourse-Level Politeness and Implicature

2014
This paper considers politeness at the discourse level in terms of strategic choice. We begin with a discussion of the nature and levels of linguistic politeness from semantic and pragmatic perspectives, then turning to the way in which such strategies can be realized in natural language.
Eric McCready, Nicholas Asher
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A DiScourSe on the Politics of Nursing

JONA: The Journal of Nursing Administration, 1976
B J, Kalisch, P A, Kalisch
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Political Discourse and the “New PBS”

Harvard International Journal of Press/Politics, 2002
Having survived efforts by political conservatives to eliminate federal funding for public broadcasting, public television in the United States remade itself as a market-savvy media enterprise in the mid-1990s. This “new PBS” sought to develop new revenue streams and forge new financial partnerships at the same time that public broadcasting found ...
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Political discourse

2016
This article provides a survey of current literature on the origins and evolving nature and understandings of political discourse, with a special emphasis on rhetoric, discursive strategies and the increasing mediatization, personalization and spectacularization of the political arena. It also discusses the issue of collective authorship in the writing
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Political discourse and the discourse of politicians

International Journal of Applied Linguistics, 2000
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Political discourse analysis: a decolonial approach

Critical Discourse Studies, 2021
Yunana Ahmed
exaly  

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