Journal of Language and Politics

Volume 6, Issue 3 (2007)

2007. 214 pp.

Publishing status: Available
Published online on 15 January 2008

https://doi.org/10.1075/jlp.6.3

Table of Contents

Challenges in the Study of Language and Politics, Challenges for JLP Paul Chilton	297–301
Articles
Bill Clinton’s “new partnership” anecdote: Toward a post-Cold War foreign policy rhetoric Jason A. Edwards and Joseph M. Valenzano III	303–325
What statements do not state: Sine ira et studio ^* Dmitry D. Pozhidaev	327–349
Presuppositions and strategic functions in Bush’s 20/9/2001 speech: A critical discourse analysis Bahaa-eddin M. Mazid	351–375
Media-ted political oratory following terrorist events: International political responses to the 2005 London bombing Bernard McKenna and Neal Waddell	377–399
Investigating language and ideology: A presentation of the ideological square and transitivity in the editorials of three Kenyan newspapers Peter M. Matu and Hendrik Johannes Lubbe	401–418
What does ‘we’ mean? National deixis in the media^* Pille Petersoo	419–436
The political potential of multi-accentuality in the exhibition title ‘gastarbajteri’ Martina Böse and Brigitta Busch	437–457
Discussion Articles
Reframing Moral Politics Zev Bar-Lev	459–474
Negatives and positives in the language of politics: Attitudes towards authority in the British and Chinese press Lily Chen	475–501
Contents of Volume 6	503–504

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