Discursive Approaches to Sociopolitical Polarization and Conflict
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Discursive Approaches to Sociopolitical Polarization and Conflict
Morales-Lopez, Esperanza; Floyd, Alan; Filardo-Llamas, Laura
Taylor & Francis Ltd
11/2021
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Inglês
9780367529253
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TABLE OF CONTENTS
List of Figures
List of tables
Acknowledgements
Introduction. Laura Filardo-Filardo Llamas & Esperanza Morales-Lopez
I. Polarization in social and political conflicts
Morales-Lopez, Esperanza. Who are the "people" of Catalonia? The narratives of a conflict that has divided this "social group" in two.
Matos, Ana Raquel, Dora Fonseca and Jose Manuel Mendes. Social movements and protest events in Portugal during and after the austerity measures: A discursive analysis.
Morales-Lopez, Esperanza and Floyd, Alan. Discourses of the left in a nationalist perspective.
De Cock, Barbara, Dupret, Pauline, Hambye, Philippe and Pizarro Pedraza, Andrea. Polarizing representations of immigrant communities in Belgian French-speaking online political discourse.
Flores, Joseph L. and Martinez-Guillem, Susana. Co-constructing conflict: The role of humorous memes in re-creating Donald Trump and his "others".
Elmerot, Irene. Constructing "us" and "them" through conflicts - Muslims and Arabs in the news 1990-2018.
Aguilera-Carnerero, Carmen. Of heroes and enemies: Visual polarisation in the propaganda magazines of the Islamic State.
Romano, Manuela and Porto, Dolores. Framing conflict in the Syrian refugee crisis: Multimodal representations in the Spanish and British press.
Cardenas-Neira, Camila and Perez-Arredondo, Carolina. Polarization and the educational conflict. A linguistic and multimodal approach to the discursive (re)construction of the Chilean student movement in the mainstream media and Facebook.
Filardo-Llamas, Laura. From the war on Covid-19 to political wars. Metaphor as a mechanism of polarization in the early stages of the 2020 pandemic.
II. Polarization in symbolic and cultural conflicts
Dominguez, Marti, Moreno, Sara and Pina, Tatiana. Unicorns, donkeys and elephants: the battle on climate change in the United States of America as reflected in cartoons.
Salvador, Vicent. The social debate on energy sources and climate change: representations, argumentation and the emotional dimension.
Molpeceres, Sara. Angry white women? Right-wing female politicians reframing feminism in Spain.
Pascual Espinilla, Sergio. The polarization of the journalistic account on gender-based violence. A discursive analysis of its media treatment.
Pujante, David. The negated synecdoche. A rhetorical analysis of the Bible in the light of queer theology.
Garcia Riveron, Raquel, Marrero, Alejandro and Acosta Gonzalez, Yoan Karell. Multimodal discourse analysis of news according to Complexity Theory. The US-Cuba conflict: A case study.
Gutierrez-Sanz, Victor. Gudari or villain? Analysis of the rhetorical construction of the terrorist within the framework of the Basque conflict
Afterword. Laura Filardo-Llamas & Esperanza Morales-Lopez
List of Figures
List of tables
Acknowledgements
Introduction. Laura Filardo-Filardo Llamas & Esperanza Morales-Lopez
I. Polarization in social and political conflicts
Morales-Lopez, Esperanza. Who are the "people" of Catalonia? The narratives of a conflict that has divided this "social group" in two.
Matos, Ana Raquel, Dora Fonseca and Jose Manuel Mendes. Social movements and protest events in Portugal during and after the austerity measures: A discursive analysis.
Morales-Lopez, Esperanza and Floyd, Alan. Discourses of the left in a nationalist perspective.
De Cock, Barbara, Dupret, Pauline, Hambye, Philippe and Pizarro Pedraza, Andrea. Polarizing representations of immigrant communities in Belgian French-speaking online political discourse.
Flores, Joseph L. and Martinez-Guillem, Susana. Co-constructing conflict: The role of humorous memes in re-creating Donald Trump and his "others".
Elmerot, Irene. Constructing "us" and "them" through conflicts - Muslims and Arabs in the news 1990-2018.
Aguilera-Carnerero, Carmen. Of heroes and enemies: Visual polarisation in the propaganda magazines of the Islamic State.
Romano, Manuela and Porto, Dolores. Framing conflict in the Syrian refugee crisis: Multimodal representations in the Spanish and British press.
Cardenas-Neira, Camila and Perez-Arredondo, Carolina. Polarization and the educational conflict. A linguistic and multimodal approach to the discursive (re)construction of the Chilean student movement in the mainstream media and Facebook.
Filardo-Llamas, Laura. From the war on Covid-19 to political wars. Metaphor as a mechanism of polarization in the early stages of the 2020 pandemic.
II. Polarization in symbolic and cultural conflicts
Dominguez, Marti, Moreno, Sara and Pina, Tatiana. Unicorns, donkeys and elephants: the battle on climate change in the United States of America as reflected in cartoons.
Salvador, Vicent. The social debate on energy sources and climate change: representations, argumentation and the emotional dimension.
Molpeceres, Sara. Angry white women? Right-wing female politicians reframing feminism in Spain.
Pascual Espinilla, Sergio. The polarization of the journalistic account on gender-based violence. A discursive analysis of its media treatment.
Pujante, David. The negated synecdoche. A rhetorical analysis of the Bible in the light of queer theology.
Garcia Riveron, Raquel, Marrero, Alejandro and Acosta Gonzalez, Yoan Karell. Multimodal discourse analysis of news according to Complexity Theory. The US-Cuba conflict: A case study.
Gutierrez-Sanz, Victor. Gudari or villain? Analysis of the rhetorical construction of the terrorist within the framework of the Basque conflict
Afterword. Laura Filardo-Llamas & Esperanza Morales-Lopez
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Filardo Llamas;Follow;approaches;Energy Sources;Morales Lopez;Basque Conflict;discursive;Contemporary Societies;conflict;Personas;polarization;Constructivist Rhetoric;political;Queer Theology;socio;Spanish State;Otras;USA;Chilean Student Movement;Educational Conflict;Vice Versa;Data Set;Cc;Terrorist Organization;Mariano Rajoy;Popular Unity;Van Leeuwen;De Cock;ISIS;Syrian Civil War;Spanish Government;News Items
TABLE OF CONTENTS
List of Figures
List of tables
Acknowledgements
Introduction. Laura Filardo-Filardo Llamas & Esperanza Morales-Lopez
I. Polarization in social and political conflicts
Morales-Lopez, Esperanza. Who are the "people" of Catalonia? The narratives of a conflict that has divided this "social group" in two.
Matos, Ana Raquel, Dora Fonseca and Jose Manuel Mendes. Social movements and protest events in Portugal during and after the austerity measures: A discursive analysis.
Morales-Lopez, Esperanza and Floyd, Alan. Discourses of the left in a nationalist perspective.
De Cock, Barbara, Dupret, Pauline, Hambye, Philippe and Pizarro Pedraza, Andrea. Polarizing representations of immigrant communities in Belgian French-speaking online political discourse.
Flores, Joseph L. and Martinez-Guillem, Susana. Co-constructing conflict: The role of humorous memes in re-creating Donald Trump and his "others".
Elmerot, Irene. Constructing "us" and "them" through conflicts - Muslims and Arabs in the news 1990-2018.
Aguilera-Carnerero, Carmen. Of heroes and enemies: Visual polarisation in the propaganda magazines of the Islamic State.
Romano, Manuela and Porto, Dolores. Framing conflict in the Syrian refugee crisis: Multimodal representations in the Spanish and British press.
Cardenas-Neira, Camila and Perez-Arredondo, Carolina. Polarization and the educational conflict. A linguistic and multimodal approach to the discursive (re)construction of the Chilean student movement in the mainstream media and Facebook.
Filardo-Llamas, Laura. From the war on Covid-19 to political wars. Metaphor as a mechanism of polarization in the early stages of the 2020 pandemic.
II. Polarization in symbolic and cultural conflicts
Dominguez, Marti, Moreno, Sara and Pina, Tatiana. Unicorns, donkeys and elephants: the battle on climate change in the United States of America as reflected in cartoons.
Salvador, Vicent. The social debate on energy sources and climate change: representations, argumentation and the emotional dimension.
Molpeceres, Sara. Angry white women? Right-wing female politicians reframing feminism in Spain.
Pascual Espinilla, Sergio. The polarization of the journalistic account on gender-based violence. A discursive analysis of its media treatment.
Pujante, David. The negated synecdoche. A rhetorical analysis of the Bible in the light of queer theology.
Garcia Riveron, Raquel, Marrero, Alejandro and Acosta Gonzalez, Yoan Karell. Multimodal discourse analysis of news according to Complexity Theory. The US-Cuba conflict: A case study.
Gutierrez-Sanz, Victor. Gudari or villain? Analysis of the rhetorical construction of the terrorist within the framework of the Basque conflict
Afterword. Laura Filardo-Llamas & Esperanza Morales-Lopez
List of Figures
List of tables
Acknowledgements
Introduction. Laura Filardo-Filardo Llamas & Esperanza Morales-Lopez
I. Polarization in social and political conflicts
Morales-Lopez, Esperanza. Who are the "people" of Catalonia? The narratives of a conflict that has divided this "social group" in two.
Matos, Ana Raquel, Dora Fonseca and Jose Manuel Mendes. Social movements and protest events in Portugal during and after the austerity measures: A discursive analysis.
Morales-Lopez, Esperanza and Floyd, Alan. Discourses of the left in a nationalist perspective.
De Cock, Barbara, Dupret, Pauline, Hambye, Philippe and Pizarro Pedraza, Andrea. Polarizing representations of immigrant communities in Belgian French-speaking online political discourse.
Flores, Joseph L. and Martinez-Guillem, Susana. Co-constructing conflict: The role of humorous memes in re-creating Donald Trump and his "others".
Elmerot, Irene. Constructing "us" and "them" through conflicts - Muslims and Arabs in the news 1990-2018.
Aguilera-Carnerero, Carmen. Of heroes and enemies: Visual polarisation in the propaganda magazines of the Islamic State.
Romano, Manuela and Porto, Dolores. Framing conflict in the Syrian refugee crisis: Multimodal representations in the Spanish and British press.
Cardenas-Neira, Camila and Perez-Arredondo, Carolina. Polarization and the educational conflict. A linguistic and multimodal approach to the discursive (re)construction of the Chilean student movement in the mainstream media and Facebook.
Filardo-Llamas, Laura. From the war on Covid-19 to political wars. Metaphor as a mechanism of polarization in the early stages of the 2020 pandemic.
II. Polarization in symbolic and cultural conflicts
Dominguez, Marti, Moreno, Sara and Pina, Tatiana. Unicorns, donkeys and elephants: the battle on climate change in the United States of America as reflected in cartoons.
Salvador, Vicent. The social debate on energy sources and climate change: representations, argumentation and the emotional dimension.
Molpeceres, Sara. Angry white women? Right-wing female politicians reframing feminism in Spain.
Pascual Espinilla, Sergio. The polarization of the journalistic account on gender-based violence. A discursive analysis of its media treatment.
Pujante, David. The negated synecdoche. A rhetorical analysis of the Bible in the light of queer theology.
Garcia Riveron, Raquel, Marrero, Alejandro and Acosta Gonzalez, Yoan Karell. Multimodal discourse analysis of news according to Complexity Theory. The US-Cuba conflict: A case study.
Gutierrez-Sanz, Victor. Gudari or villain? Analysis of the rhetorical construction of the terrorist within the framework of the Basque conflict
Afterword. Laura Filardo-Llamas & Esperanza Morales-Lopez
Este título pertence ao(s) assunto(s) indicados(s). Para ver outros títulos clique no assunto desejado.
Filardo Llamas;Follow;approaches;Energy Sources;Morales Lopez;Basque Conflict;discursive;Contemporary Societies;conflict;Personas;polarization;Constructivist Rhetoric;political;Queer Theology;socio;Spanish State;Otras;USA;Chilean Student Movement;Educational Conflict;Vice Versa;Data Set;Cc;Terrorist Organization;Mariano Rajoy;Popular Unity;Van Leeuwen;De Cock;ISIS;Syrian Civil War;Spanish Government;News Items
