The discourse of professional journalists has been the object of several scholarly studies which dealt with its rhetorical specificity from the most diverse perspectives, from critical linguistics and critical discourse analysis (Fowler 1991; Fairclough 1995) to genre studies (Mansfield 2006) and the practitioner’s viewpoint at large (Cotter 2010). As far as the present study is concerned, corpus and discourseanalytic perspectives (Ädel and Reppen 2008; Charles et al. 2009) were combined with the aim of investigating the discursive resources employed by quality newspapers from Italy and the United States of America in the representation of each other’s country through the places chosen as the preferred observation points of the other.
“Head home via the wine store next door…”: Knowledge of Place and Other Representation in American and Italian News Articles / Mazzi, Davide. - STAMPA. - 165:(2014), pp. 177-194. (Intervento presentato al convegno Space, Place and the Discursive Construction of Identity tenutosi a Napoli nel 4-6 Giugno 2012).
“Head home via the wine store next door…”: Knowledge of Place and Other Representation in American and Italian News Articles
MAZZI, Davide
2014
Abstract
The discourse of professional journalists has been the object of several scholarly studies which dealt with its rhetorical specificity from the most diverse perspectives, from critical linguistics and critical discourse analysis (Fowler 1991; Fairclough 1995) to genre studies (Mansfield 2006) and the practitioner’s viewpoint at large (Cotter 2010). As far as the present study is concerned, corpus and discourseanalytic perspectives (Ädel and Reppen 2008; Charles et al. 2009) were combined with the aim of investigating the discursive resources employed by quality newspapers from Italy and the United States of America in the representation of each other’s country through the places chosen as the preferred observation points of the other.Pubblicazioni consigliate
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