Rhetorics of nostalgia | migration discourses & memory | metaphor | WATER metaphors | mythopoesis | corpus linguistics | (critical) discourse analysis
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Well, these ones.
The Times is consistently top, Financial Times also quite consistently relevant. The Daily Mail decreasingly so.
Data from www.clarin.si/ske/#open
Well, these ones.
The Times is consistently top, Financial Times also quite consistently relevant. The Daily Mail decreasingly so.
Data from www.clarin.si/ske/#open
english.elpais.com/science-tech...
english.elpais.com/science-tech...
- reference to 'commonsense' to legitimate actions without evidence: "this Government will return migration policy to common sense"
- self-positioning as strong (lots of 'smashing' and 'control')
- self-positioning as victim
- reference to 'commonsense' to legitimate actions without evidence: "this Government will return migration policy to common sense"
- self-positioning as strong (lots of 'smashing' and 'control')
- self-positioning as victim
- 'talent' vs 'cheap labour'
NB public opinion surveys do not show that highly skilled (measured as highly paid) migrants are more welcome - bankers were the least appreciated
See also high frequency of 'irregular' and 'illegal'
- 'talent' vs 'cheap labour'
NB public opinion surveys do not show that highly skilled (measured as highly paid) migrants are more welcome - bankers were the least appreciated
See also high frequency of 'irregular' and 'illegal'
Extra points for additional use of
-pressure/burden metaphors "pressure on public services"
- violent metaphors "inward migration exploded"
Extra points for additional use of
-pressure/burden metaphors "pressure on public services"
- violent metaphors "inward migration exploded"
Bonus points for erasure of role of empire in favour of ahem "strong historic international connections"
Bonus points for erasure of role of empire in favour of ahem "strong historic international connections"
I looked up offcumden as I realised I didn't know how to spell it of course and one of the first to come up was a kind of reclaim use from people in a place I part-time grew up
I looked up offcumden as I realised I didn't know how to spell it of course and one of the first to come up was a kind of reclaim use from people in a place I part-time grew up
Lots of new ideas and new ways of thinking about how we will work with concordances. Super looking forward to trying out the new AntConc and FlexiConc packages
Lots of new ideas and new ways of thinking about how we will work with concordances. Super looking forward to trying out the new AntConc and FlexiConc packages
As we show in the introduction, the first-person experience is rarely addressed which risks normalising an assumption that only IMmigration matters
2/4
As we show in the introduction, the first-person experience is rarely addressed which risks normalising an assumption that only IMmigration matters
2/4
Very proud of this collection in which we have tried to shift assumptions around whose perspective we should analyse 1/4
Very proud of this collection in which we have tried to shift assumptions around whose perspective we should analyse 1/4
Geography and science
Clearly a long history of not turning the conference paper into an article 😳
Geography and science
Clearly a long history of not turning the conference paper into an article 😳
They will be hosting more seminars in the new year - free and online
discourseanalysis.net/en/open-disc...
They will be hosting more seminars in the new year - free and online
discourseanalysis.net/en/open-disc...
With contributions from amazing scholars across the corpus and discourse continuum
www.taylorfrancis.com/books/edit/1...
With contributions from amazing scholars across the corpus and discourse continuum
www.taylorfrancis.com/books/edit/1...