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Osisanwo, Ayo
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Tymbay, Alexey
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Reading ‘between the lines’: How implicit language helps liberal media survive in authoritarian regimes. The Kommersant Telegram posts case study.
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Özşahin, M. Cüneyt & Cenap Çakmak
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Between defeating “the warlord” and defending “the blue homeland”: a discourse of legitimacy and security in Turkey’s Libya policy.
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Aru, Silvia
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‘Battleship at the port of Europe’: Italy's closed-port policy and its legitimizing narratives.
Political Geography 104
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Brusenbauch Meislová, Monika
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In Quest for Discursive Legitimation of Ongoing Policy Processes: Constructing Brexit as a Success Story.
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Kaltseis, Magdalena
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War Discourse on TV: A Glimpse into Russian Political Talk Shows (2014 and 2022).
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Where to draw the line? Climate change-conflict-migration-terrorism causal relations and a contested politics of implication.
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Challenging ‘Leftist Big Tech’ through Right-wing Alternative Social Media: Parler and Albicla in Polish Conservative Media Discourse.
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Cabrejas-Peñuelas, Ana Belén
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Efeoğlu Özcan, Esranur
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Pull the weeds out or perish: Using pandemic metaphors to strengthen in-group solidarity in Turkish political discourse.
Metaphor and Symbol 37:2
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Gelabert-Desnoyer, Jaime J.
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Li, Ke & Xiaonan Gong
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Navarro, Francisco de Borja & Aiden Yeh
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The Dangerous Discourse of “Us” vs. “Them:” Spain's VOX Discursive Practices.
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Panpothong, Natthaporn & Siriporn Phakdeephasook
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TEKİN, Beyza Çağatay
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THE DISCURSIVE LEGITIMATION OF THE EU-TURKEY REFUGEE DEAL IN EUROPEAN POLITICAL DISCOURSE.
Marmara Üniversitesi İktisadi ve İdari Bilimler Dergisi 44:1
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Türkeş-Kılıç, Selin & Gizem Cakmak
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Abuelwafa, Marwa Adel
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Akanda, Muhammad Anisur Rahman
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THE DISCURSIVE FORMULATION OF BREXIT: DECISION, OPPORTUNITY AND NEEDFUL AGREEMENT.
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El Shazly, Reham Farouk
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Karpenko-Seccombe, Tatyana
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Mestre-Mestre, Eva M.
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Emotion and Sentiment Polarity in Parliamentary Debate: A Pragmatic Comparative Study.
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Mestre-Mestre, Eva M.
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Emotion in Politics in Times of War: A Corpus Pragmatics Study.
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Norberg, Anna-Maija
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The putative addressee in the persuasion of diplomatic discourse: China’s communication efforts through South African English-language newspapers.
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Ward, Sean & John Budarick
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Adapting to the postmodern medical paradigm: how The Daily Telegraph used emotion and anecdote to legitimise vaccination.
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Galnoor, Netta
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From Jewish Sentiments to Rational Exhortations.
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Li, Tao & Yifan Zhu
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Baldi, Benedetta, Ludovico Franco & Leonardo M. Savoia
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Boukala, Salomi
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Pinero-Pinero, Gracia & John Moore
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Guillem, Susana Martínez
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Martínez Guillem, Susana
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Richard A. Posthuma & Mitrani, Mor
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SOCIOLOGIA DELLA COMUNICAZIONE :45
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Gibson, Stephen
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‘I'm not a war monger but…’: Discourse Analysis and Social Psychological Peace Research.
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Vuković, Milica
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Positioning in pre-prepared and spontaneous parliamentary discourse: Choice of person in the Parliament of Montenegro.
Discourse & Society 23:2
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Wilson, John & Karyn Stapleton
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Discourse in the shadows: Discursive construction and the Northern Ireland Assembly.
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Reyes, Antonio
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Gavriely-Nuri, Dalia
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Gavriely-Nuri, Dalia
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Critical Discourse Studies 11:1
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Momani, Kawakib, Muhammad A. Badarneh & Fathi Migdadi
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Political Language as a Flexible Friend: Irish Parliamentary Debate on the Iraq War.
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Rasiah, Parameswary
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Mishra, Smeeta
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Discursive strategies in Chavez's political discourse: voicing, distancing, and shifting.
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