The Language of Newspapers: Socio-Historical Perspectives

Martin Conboy

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Linguistics and Discourse Analysis Journalism and Media Studies Linguistic research and analysis

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Introduction: The Social Nature of Newspaper Language 1. Society Writes Back 2. Putting on a Style 3. Radical Rhetoric 4. Shaping The Social Market 5. A Message From America 6. Tabloid Talk 7. Technology Bibliography Index.

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