Ideology and television news: A metaphoric analysis of political stories

Dennis K. Mumby · Carole Spitzack

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This paper sets up a framework for language analysis which may prove useful in articulating the perspectival view of the world that television news offers. Six political stories from ABC'sWorld News Tonight are used as a case study to explicate the political realtity that is created when reporters adopt certain metaphoric structures.

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