Já pode ser consultados os abstracts do volume 9, nº 2, da Journalism Studies. O tema dessa edição é Jornalismo e Linguagem, e para acessá-la, clique aqui.
O sumário é o que segue:
- LANGUAGE AND JOURNALISM, An expanding research agenda, 152 – 160, Author: John E. Richardson
- MEDIA(TED) DISCOURSE AND SOCIETY, Rethinking the framework of Critical Discourse Analysis, 161 – 177, Author: Anabela Carvalho
“UPSCALE” NEWS AUDIENCES AND THE TRANSFORMATION OF LABOUR NEWS, 178 – 194, Author: Christopher R. Martin
- LANGUAGE DEVELOPMENT, KNOWLEDGE AND USE AMONG JOURNALISTS OF EUROPEAN MINORITY LANGUAGE MEDIA, 195 – 211, Authors: Iñaki Zabaleta; Nicolás Xamardo; Arantza Gutierrez; Santi Urrutia; Itxaso Fernandez
- “OBJECTIVITY” AND “HARD NEWS” REPORTING ACROSS CULTURES, Comparing the news report in English, French, Japanese and Indonesian journalism, 212 – 228, Authors: Elizabeth A. Thomson; Peter R. R. White; Philip Kitley
- UNNAMED SOURCES AS RHETORICAL CONSTRUCTS IN NEWS AGENCY REPORTS, 229 – 243, Author: Maija Stenvall
- BRANDING NEWSPAPERS, Visual texts as social practice, 244 – 259, Authors: David Machin; Sarah Niblock
- THE DISCOURSE OF THE BROADCAST NEWS INTERVIEW A typology, 260 – 277, Author: Martin Montgomery
- THE BBC’S DISCURSIVE STRATEGY AND PRACTICES VIS-À-VIS THE PALESTINIAN-ISRAELI CONFLICT, 278 – 294, Author: Leon Barkho
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