Multimodality, Politics and Ideology

Articles
• Multimodality, politics and ideology
  David Machin and Theo van Leeuwen | pp. 243–258
• Software as ideology: A multimodal critical discourse analysis of Microsoft Word and SmartArt
  Gunhild Kvåle | pp. 259–273
• The politics of office design: Translating neoliberalism into furnishing
  Ian Roderick | pp. 274–287
• Opening up the NHS to market: Using multimodal critical discourse analysis to examine the ongoing commercialisation of health care
  Gavin Brookes and Kevin Harvey | pp. 288–303
• Humour, ridicule and the de-legitimization of the working class in Swedish Reality Television
  Göran Eriksson | pp. 304–321
• Strategic diagrams and the technologization of culture
  Per Ledin and David Machin | pp. 322–336
• Mike the Knight in the neo-liberal era: A multimodal approach to children’s multi-media entertainment
  Fredrik Lindstrand, Eva Insulander and Staffan Selander | pp. 337–351
• When corporations come to define the visual politics of gender: The case of Getty Images
  Giorgia Aiello and Anna Woodhouse | pp. 352–368

Cited by other publications

Catalano, Theresa & Linda R. Waugh

2020.  In Critical Discourse Analysis, Critical Discourse Studies and Beyond [Perspectives in Pragmatics, Philosophy & Psychology, 26], ► pp. 71 ff.

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