In:The Linguistics of Newswriting
Daniel Perrin
[AILA Applied Linguistics Series 11] 2013
► pp. ix–xii
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Published online: 25 September 2013
https://doi.org/10.1075/aals.11.toc
https://doi.org/10.1075/aals.11.toc
Table of contents
Acknowledgements
Prefacevii
The parts of the bookxiii
A. Challenge: Providing added value by applying linguistics
A1. Situating newswriting as a socially relevant application field
A2. Applying linguistics in a socially relevant professional setting
A3. Adding value through knowledge transformation
A4. Summary and conclusion41
B. Procedure: Adding value by re-contextualizing problems
B1. Overcoming disciplinary boundaries
B2. Contextualizing newswriting as the object of study
B3. Triangulating newswriting research methods
B4. Summary and conclusion68
C. Solution: Identifying the medialinguistic mindset
C1. Investigating language environments in newswriting
C2. Investigating language functions in newswriting
C3. Investigating language structures in newswriting
C4. Summary and conclusion
D. Consequence: Shaping the mindset in knowledge transformation projects
D1. Reflecting journalists’ perspectives on newswriting
D2. Learning from experienced writers
D3. Sharing knowledge with experts in the newsrooms
D4. Raising awareness across stakeholders’ realities
D5. Understanding emergence in complex dynamic settings
D6. Summary and conclusion
E. Dissemination: Fostering knowledge transformation through open databases
E1. Processing ecological data from and for humans and computers
E2. Layering corpora of media text production
E3. Stimulating transformation discourse
E4. Summary and conclusion281
List of key terms282
List of excerpts
List of figures
List of boxes288
List of references
