Research has acknowledged that social media users sometimes adopt roles that align with traditional journalism, for example, when holding politicians accountable for their decisions. This kind of engagement has led to recognizing the potential of social media as an accountability forum. However, it remains unknown to...
Alfonso Hernández, Andrea Rocci· Journal of Argumentation in...· 0 citations
This paper examines the methodological challenges of using the grammatical contrast between active and passive clauses as a proxy for ideological bias in computational discourse analysis. Paying particular attention to a recent analysis of
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coverage of the Israeli-Palestinian conflict, we note the con...
G. Pullum, Brett Reynolds· Discourse & Communicatio...· 0 citations
It is argued that contemporary linguistic proficiency depends on an individual's capacity for bidirectional code-switching between rapid digital vernaculars and formalized academic registers.
Cancel culture has become a central axis of public debate in digital environments and an increasingly prominent object of sociological research. This article examines the current state of the field through a comparative analysis of three recent monographs in dialogue with recent academic literature. The study underscor...
María Dolores García Pérez, Gomer Betancor Nuez· Revista Internacional de Soc...· 0 citations
Abstract Media discourse has been an important site of investigation in attempts to understand the semiotic dimensions of power relations, including in analyses of ways in which linguistic and social hierarchies are discursively forged and contested. In this article, I examine Norwegian media discourses on “Kebab Norwe...
Rafael Lomeu Gomes· International Journal of the...· 0 citations
A limited adaptation of digital newspapers to the platform’s distinctive language and communicative norms is revealed, highlighting the urgent need for greater transparency from both platforms and media organisations to prevent the distortion of public opinion and the marginalisation of minority voices.
Cecilia Rollano, Marcos Román-González, J. Pérez-González· Communication & Society· 0 citations
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