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Framing Discourse on the Environment: A Critical Discourse Approach

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Chapter 1: Integrating the ecological issue: Some linguistic self-reflexions Chapter 2: Ecological commitment in business: A computer-corpus-based critical discourse analysis Chapter 3: The framing of ecology: On the relation between language and economics Chapter 4: Everyone is talking about 'sustainable development'. Can they all mean the same thing? Chapter 5: Wording the world: The 2000 BBC Reith Lectures as an index of ecological progress or regression? Chapter 6: Shaping environmental discourse: The example of the 2000 BBC Reith Lectures Chapter 7: Resisting imposed metaphors of value: Vandana Shiva's role in supporting Third World agriculture Chapter 8: Environmental Issues, Third World Agriculture and Multinationals: Who Pays the Price? Chapter 9: The Language and Discourse of Power and Orwell's Problem Chapter 10: Some concluding remarks on institutional obfuscation and military disinformation and what can be done about it

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