Exploring legal discourse: a sociosemiotic (re)construction

Le Cheng · Marcel Danesi

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Legal discourse, as an umbrella term, could be used to address the whole spectrum studying legal phenomena, not only written, such as legislation, but also spoken, such as courtroom interaction, as...

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