Talking of the Royal Family

2002-11-01bookRoutledge eBooks253 citationsclosed

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Rhetoric and Communication Studies Linguistics and Discourse Analysis Cultural and political discourse analysis

Abstract

To talk about royalty is to talk of many things: privilege, equality, nationality, morality, family life, parenting, divorce, the media and more. Important themes and issues flow through the seemingly trivial everyday chatter about royalty.Now with a new preface, Talking of the Royal Family was the first serious full-length study of royalty to emerge from this rhetorical perspective and remains relevant today.

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