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Words of Crisis as Words of Power: The jeremiad in American presidential speeches
Marta Neüff
[Discourse Approaches to Politics, Society and Culture 77] 2018
► pp. xi–xi

List of figures

Figure 1.“Understanding Crisis Exploitation” (’t Hart & Tindall 2009: 25) 23
Figure 2.Word cloud for President Bush’s Address to the Nation, September 11, 2001 75
Figure 3.Word cloud for President Bush’s Speech at the National Day of Prayer and Remembrance Ceremony, September 14, 2001 96
Figure 4.Word cloud for President Bush’s Address to a Joint Session of Congress following the 9/11 Attacks, September 20, 2001 103
Figure 5.Word cloud for President Bush’s Presidential Address to the Nation, October 7, 2001 130
Figure 6.Word cloud for President Bush’s State of the Union Address, January 29, 2002 134
Figure 7.Word cloud for President Bush’s Presidential Address to the Nation, March 19, 2003 160
Figure 8.Word cloud for President Bush’s Speech on Hurricane Katrina Relief Efforts, August 31, 2005 193
Figure 9.Word cloud for President Bush’s Address to the Nation on Hurricane Katrina, September 15, 2005 208
Figure 10.Word cloud for President Obama’s Remarks on the Oil Spill, May 2, 2010 222
Figure 11.Word cloud for President Obama’s Remarks after Briefing on BP Oil Spill, May 28, 2010 229
Figure 12.Word cloud for President Obama’s Remarks to the Nation on the BP Oil Spill, June 15, 2010 257
Figure 13.Word cloud for President Bush’s Address on the Economy, September 19, 2008 284
Figure 14.Word cloud for President Bush’s Primetime Address to the Nation, September 24, 2008 286
Figure 15.Word cloud for President Obama’s First Weekly Address to the Nation, January 24, 2009 299
Figure 16.Word cloud for President Obama’s Push for a Stimulus Speech, February 9, 2009 301
Figure 17.Word cloud for President Obama’s Weekly Address to the Nation, February 14, 2009 314
Figure 18.Word cloud for President Obama’s Remarks Upon Signing the American Recovery and Reinvestment Act, February 17, 2009 315