Budget as Logos: The Rhetorics of the Polish Press

Monika Kostera · Beata Glinka

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The aim of this paper is to portray the image of the state budget as depicted in the Polish press. We do this by carrying out a rhetorical analysis of how the legislation of the bill was presented in the press before the shift of 1989 and after. We then look for the root metaphors of the idea of the budget. We conclude that this idea is based on `structuralist' beliefs about change, still predominant in Polish society.

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