The discourse of news management
Edited by Geert Jacobs and Henk Pander Maat
Special issue of Pragmatics 18:1 (2008) ca. 125 pp.
Henk Pander Maat
List of John Benjamins publications for which Henk Pander Maat plays a role.
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Subjects Discourse studies | Pragmatics
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2014. An evidence-based template proposal for patient information leaflets. Information Design Journal 21:3, pp. 225–243
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2011. Headline section in patient information leaflets: Does it improve reading performance and perception?. Information Design Journal 19:1, pp. 46–57
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2011. Towards usable mortgage information. Four user studies. Information Design Journal 19:3, pp. 216–232
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2008. The discourse of news management. The discourse of news management, Jacobs, Geert and Henk Pander Maat (eds.), pp. 1–8
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2008. Editing and genre conflict: How newspaper journalists clarify and neutralize press release copy. The discourse of news management, Jacobs, Geert and Henk Pander Maat (eds.), pp. 87–113
Although corporate press releases are ‘preformulated’ to fit some of the conventions of journalistic reports, their style at times seems quite different from the one favoured by journalists. That is, there appear to exist stylistic conflicts between the press release genre and the press report… read more | Article
2007. Reading aloud and the delay of feedback: Explanations for the effectiveness of reader protocols. Discourse, Cognition and Communication, Sanders, Ted J.M. and Leo Lentz (eds.), pp. 266–281
An important objective of research in information design is the validation of methods that are available for the evaluation of public information. In this article three evaluation methods using verbal self-reports are compared: think aloud reader protocols, the plus-minus method and Focus (a… read more | Article
2005. How lay readers and experts understand organization charts: A study of diagrammatic literacy. Information Design Journal 13:2, pp. 118–132
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2001. 11. Trust but verify: Local suspensions of the cooperation principle in political communication. Reading and Writing Public Documents, Janssen, Daniël and Rob Neutelings (eds.), pp. 233–254
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2001. Unstressed en /and as a marker of joint relevance. Text Representation: Linguistic and psycholinguistic aspects, Sanders, Ted J.M., Joost Schilperoord and Wilbert Spooren (eds.), pp. 197 ff.
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