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Metaintertextuelle Markierungen des massenmedialen Interdiskurses in parlamentarischen Texten Deutschlands und Schwedens

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Stasiuk O.
Germanica Wratislaviensia
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2016
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vol. 141
335-348
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Im vorliegenden Beitrag werden die semantischen und pragmatischen Charakteristika der metaintertextuellen Markierungen des medialen Interdiskurses in den parlamentarischen Texten Deutschlands und Schwedens untersucht. Interdiskursive Zitate werden von dem Metaintertext begleitet, d.h. von Textfragmenten, die den Intertext beschreiben. Zitate in den parlamentarischen Texten, die den massenmedialen Diskurs repräsentieren, wurden mithilfe der semantischen Analyse des Metaintertextes ausgesondert. Es wurde gezeigt, auf welche Weise der Metaintertext für die Analyse der pragmalinguistischen Besonderheiten des Gebrauchs des Interdiskurses verwendet werden kann. Anschließend wurde der Gebrauch von metaintertextuellen Markierungen des massenmedialen Interdiskurses in den parlamentarischen Texten Deutschlands und Schwedens verglichen.
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The article deals with the semantic and pragmatic characteristics of metaintertextual markers of mass media interdiscourse in the parliamentary texts of Germany and Sweden. Interdiscoursive citations are accompanied by metaintertext, e.g. the fragments of text that describe intertext. Citations in the parliamentary texts that represent mass media discourse are selected through the semantic analysis of metaintertext. Application of metaintertext to the analysis of pragmatic characteristics of interdiscourse usage is demonstrated. The usage of the metaintertextual markers of mass media interdiscourse in the parliamentary texts of Germany and Sweden is compared.
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Экспликация ценностей в российском медиадискурсе: колумнист и адресат

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Kaminskaya T.
Przegląd Wschodnioeuropejski
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2017
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vol. 2
367-375
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In Russian society it is not accepted to speak openly about their values: they serve as a motive for political preferences or social actions. However, in the media discourse they are explicated in the publications of columnists and sometimes even brighter in the reaction of addressees to their texts (in the comments). In fact, the columnist (a relatively new phenomenon for Russian journalism) in his essays/ author’s columns discusses the value of things, and commentators express in response their own value judgments. Semantic reconstruction for example, in public-political newspaper “Vedomosti” and “Novaya gazeta” helps to isolate the core values of a modern Russian society.
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Семантическое развитие концепта СКАНДАЛ и его деривационные маркеры в русских и польских медиатекстах

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Koriakowcewa E.
Acta Neophilologica
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2020
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vol. XXII/2
55-67
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This article is devoted to the tendencies in the semantics of words скандалand skandal and the derivation with the help of the -gate suffixoid in the modern Russian and Polish mass media discourse being the main environment for the emergence and spreading of scandals. The modern scandal becomes an attention attracting strategy. As a result, new semantic features and a positive connotation appear in the semantics of the words скандал and skandal. The -gate suffixoid is used to derive the terms that may suggest unethical behaviour and a cover-up of scandal, particularly in politics and government.
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Na co zachorował Kościół w Polsce jesienią AD 2013? Analizy dyskursu medialnego wokół lapsusu językowego abp. Józefa Michalika

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Szymański J.
Biuletyn Edukacji Medialnej
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2014
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issue 1
95-114
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The main goal of this article was to show how mass media use various opinions to create medial conclusion . Those opinions was concentrated at Joseph Michalik’s slip of the tongue. The analysis lasted from 8 to 28 of October 2013. It included different types of media (print media, radio, television and Internet). Through the analysis author came to the following conclusions: (1) Mass media select opinions of the specialist (journalist and priest which are main commentator of the Church in Poland) to create medial conclusion which isn’t always based on truth. (2) In order to reveal the objective truth there is a need to fallow more than just journalistic ethics for example rules created by Saint John Paul II. He proposed to journalist three steps how to reveal objective truth. This argument was confirmed by Dorota Narewska (the author of the book Karola Wojtyły wizja dziennikarstwa (1949-1978)), lecturer at the Pontifical University of John Paul II in Cracow.
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Terminology in Media Discourse: A Case Study of Terms Denoting Phobia Types in English, Lithuanian and Norwegian News Media Sites

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Rackevičienė S., Valūnaitė Oleškevičienė G., Cheiker K.
Research in Language
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2020
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vol. 18
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issue 4
359-380
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The paper presents the trilingual (English – Lithuanian – Norwegian) analysis of the terms denoting phobia types in mass media discourse. The aim of the paper is threefold: to perform conceptual categorisation of the terms, establish the term formation patterns in the investigated languages, as well as to determine which phobia types were most often discussed in the selected news media sites (“The Guardian”, “DELFI” and “Dagbladet”) over a 10-year period. For the purposes of the research, a trilingual comparable corpus was compiled, from which 268 terms were manually extracted, matched and investigated. The findings of the research provide important information on conceptual, linguistic and social aspects of the phobia terms which may contribute to terminology research in the psychiatry domain.
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