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Journal of Language and Politics, 2020
Abstract The present paper is part of an overview of the discursive manifestations of the U.S. President Trump’s sexist attitudes and practices. Drawing upon Mills’ model of sexism (2008) and Van Dijk’s socio-cognitive framework (2006), the study will analyse a corpus of all the negative
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Abstract The present paper is part of an overview of the discursive manifestations of the U.S. President Trump’s sexist attitudes and practices. Drawing upon Mills’ model of sexism (2008) and Van Dijk’s socio-cognitive framework (2006), the study will analyse a corpus of all the negative
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Prismes
Abstract The first Trump administration disdained traditional diplomatic norms and reversed key Obama policies such as the nuclear agreement with Iran, but otherwise reverted to an extreme but recognizable version of the traditions of America's Middle East.
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Abstract The first Trump administration disdained traditional diplomatic norms and reversed key Obama policies such as the nuclear agreement with Iran, but otherwise reverted to an extreme but recognizable version of the traditions of America's Middle East.
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Trump Trumps Baldwin? How Trump’s Tweets Transform SNL into Trump’s Strategic Advantage
Journal of Political Marketing, 2017What happens when a politician responds through social media to critical humor, as in the case of Donald Trump’s hostile reactions toward Alec Baldwin’s appearances on Saturday Night Live (SNL)?
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2017
In 2016, Donald Trump broke almost all the rules of politics to win the Republican nomination and, even more improbably, to edge out heavily favored Hillary Clinton in one of the great upsets in presidential campaign history. In Trumped: The 2016 Election That Broke All the Rules, Larry Sabato, Kyle Kondik, and Geoffrey Skelley, leading experts in ...
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In 2016, Donald Trump broke almost all the rules of politics to win the Republican nomination and, even more improbably, to edge out heavily favored Hillary Clinton in one of the great upsets in presidential campaign history. In Trumped: The 2016 Election That Broke All the Rules, Larry Sabato, Kyle Kondik, and Geoffrey Skelley, leading experts in ...
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Trump trumps all expectations.
Managed care (Langhorne, Pa.), 2018The only certainty seemed to be lots of uncertainty. Many of the assumptions about the marketplace that insurance executives, providers, and employers use to make business decisions no longer apply. "We started with a fresh piece of paper yesterday," Aetna CEO Mark Bertolini said at a conference on health care sponsored by the New York Times.
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Make Tweets Great Again: Who Are Opinion Leaders, and What Did They Tweet About Donald Trump?
Social Science Computer Review, 2022Ilo Alexandre, Dhiraj Murthy
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