Television Discourse

Nuria Lorenzo-Dus

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Language, Discourse, Communication Strategies Linguistic research and analysis Linguistics and Discourse Analysis

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What is the connection between what is said on TV and how it is said? Structured around 4 key features of the current broadcast landscape (storytelling, closeness, conflict and persuasion), Television Discourse examines the specific forms and structures of talk across media genres as varied as reality shows and political interviews.

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