In:Follow-ups in Political Discourse: Explorations across contexts and discourse domains
Edited by Elda Weizman and Anita Fetzer
[Discourse Approaches to Politics, Society and Culture 60] 2015
► pp. vii–viii
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Table of contents
Following up across contexts and discourse domains: Introduction
Follow-ups in the new media
Follow-ups in broadcast political discourse: speeches, interviews, and parliamentary questions
Intertextual references in Austrian parliamentary debates: Between evaluation and argumentation
“I have nothing to do but agree”: Affiliative meta-discursive follow-ups as a resource for the reciprocal positioning of journalists, experts and politicians-as-experts in television news
Follow-ups across speech events
Bravo for this editorial! Users’ comments in discussion forums
Metacommunicative follow-ups in British, German and Russian political webchats
Follow-ups across speech events
Framing the Queen’s head scarf: A case study of follow-ups in Dutch politics
Follow-ups in political talk shows and their visual framing
Follow-ups in interpreter-mediated interviews and press conferences
Follow-ups in pre-structured communication: The case of treaty monitoring
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