Isbn: 9781041089032 - discourses of forced migrations in the media: a triangulated approach to the “european refugee crisis” (routledge advances in corpus linguistics) (4 resultados)

Condición: New. Natalia Zawadzka-Paluektau is Assistant Professor at the Institute of Computer Science, Polish Academy of Sciences.This book adopts a triangulated approach to explore the complexity of migration discourses, bringing together a.

Buch. Condición: Neu. Neuware - This book adopts a triangulated approach to explore the complexity of migration discourses, bringing together argumentation analysis and corpus linguistics to the study of the 'European refugee' crisis.Drawing on a corpus with data from across British, Polish, and Spanish newspapers, ZawadzkäPaluektau explores how migration from Asia and Africa to Europe over the 2015-2018 period was conceptualised as a period of crisis for Europe. This volume makes the case for a triangulated approach to understanding these dynamics more fully with its combination of robust quantitative corpus¿based studies and richly detailed qualitative discourse analysis. ZawadzkäPaluektau uses this perspective to draw readers' attention to recurring patterns in how refugees were represented in the European press across geographic contexts but also differences owing to exträlinguistic factors, including historical, cultural, and sociopolitical factors. In light of growing forced displacement and migration 'crises' globally, this volume offers important insights into the study of immigration discourses in Europe and beyond and future directions for further research.This book will appeal to students and scholars interested in corpus linguistics, discourse analysis, political discourse, media discourse, and migration studies.…

Hardcover. Condición: new. Hardcover. This book adopts a triangulated approach to explore the complexity of migration discourses, bringing together argumentation analysis and corpus linguistics to the study of the European refugee crisis.Drawing on a corpus with data from across British, Polish, and Spanish newspapers, ZawadzkaPaluektau explores how migration from Asia and Africa to Europe over the 20152018 period was conceptualised as a period of crisis for Europe. This volume makes the case for a triangulated approach to understanding these dynamics more fully with its combination of robust quantitative corpusbased studies and richly detailed qualitative discourse analysis. ZawadzkaPaluektau uses this perspective to draw readers attention to recurring patterns in how refugees were represented in the European press across geographic contexts but also differences owing to extralinguistic factors, including historical, cultural, and sociopolitical factors. In light of growing forced displacement and migration crises globally, this volume offers important insights into the study of immigration discourses in Europe and beyond and future directions for further research.This book will appeal to students and scholars interested in corpus linguistics, discourse analysis, political discourse, media discourse, and migration studies. This book adopts a triangulated approach to explore the complexity of migration discourses, bringing together argumentation analysis and corpus linguistics to the study of the European refugee crisis. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.…

Hardcover. Condición: new. Hardcover. This book adopts a triangulated approach to explore the complexity of migration discourses, bringing together argumentation analysis and corpus linguistics to the study of the European refugee crisis.Drawing on a corpus with data from across British, Polish, and Spanish newspapers, ZawadzkaPaluektau explores how migration from Asia and Africa to Europe over the 20152018 period was conceptualised as a period of crisis for Europe. This volume makes the case for a triangulated approach to understanding these dynamics more fully with its combination of robust quantitative corpusbased studies and richly detailed qualitative discourse analysis. ZawadzkaPaluektau uses this perspective to draw readers attention to recurring patterns in how refugees were represented in the European press across geographic contexts but also differences owing to extralinguistic factors, including historical, cultural, and sociopolitical factors. In light of growing forced displacement and migration crises globally, this volume offers important insights into the study of immigration discourses in Europe and beyond and future directions for further research.This book will appeal to students and scholars interested in corpus linguistics, discourse analysis, political discourse, media discourse, and migration studies. This book adopts a triangulated approach to explore the complexity of migration discourses, bringing together argumentation analysis and corpus linguistics to the study of the European refugee crisis. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.…