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The Language of Newspapers
The Language of Newspapers, The Language of Newspapers : * examines how the press is ideologically biased * explores the stylistic contrasts in the portrayal of current events * includes numerous text examples from a range of broadsheets and tabloids, such as the birth of Madonna's , The Language of Newspapers has a rating of 3 stars
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  • The Language of Newspapers
  • Written by author Danuta Reah
  • Published by Taylor & Francis, Inc., July 2002
  • The Language of Newspapers : * examines how the press is ideologically biased * explores the stylistic contrasts in the portrayal of current events * includes numerous text examples from a range of broadsheets and tabloids, such as the birth of Madonna's
  • The Language of Newspapers :* examines how the press is ideologically biased* explores the stylistic contrasts in the portrayal of current events* includes numerous text examples from a range of broadsheets and tabloids.
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Acknowledgements
Unit 1Introduction1
What is a newspaper?1
What is news?4
Do newspapers contain news?5
Who owns the press?8
Who pays for newspapers?8
Should newspapers be impartial?10
Unit 2Headlines13
What is a headline?13
What are headlines for?13
The language of headlines15
Putting words in: what the headline writer includes16
Taking words out: what the headline writer omits19
Shaking it all about: how the headline writer reorganises language20
Graphological features of headlines23
Headlines as information25
Headlines as opinion manipulators28
Unit 3Audience35
Who reads the papers?35
How newspapers identify their audience36
The identity of the reader40
The role of the audience40
Editorialising45
Unit 4Representation of groups: words, words, words53
Linguistic determinism53
What's in a name?55
Naming of groups60
Representations of women63
Sexuality69
Unit 5Representations of groups: syntax77
Mothers behaving badly: Madonna and Mandy Allwood79
Case study 1: Mandy Allwood80
Deleting the actor87
Case study 2: Madonna90
Facts and possibilities92
Deleting the action92
Modality94
Putting it in order96
Unit 6Discourse99
Johnny Foreigner: newspapers at war99
Identifying patterns in text100
Lexical cohesion102
Grammatical cohesion103
Reference103
Narrative in newspaper texts106
What is narrative?106
Index of terms113
Index of main texts117
Further reading119
References120


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