JOURNALISTIC STYLE AND POLITICAL LANGUAGE IN ROMANIAN
In royalist France, one had to be Catholic in order to have city rights. Today, to claim the throne of the democratic city, one has to be telegenic. Regis Debray's analogy reaffirms the close connection between the field of politics and that of journalism, which materialize mainly through language. Moreover, both fields are similar by the attempt to trick reality, either to prove the existence of a reaction, even if irrational, to any event and to stop the doubts regarding the politician's incompetence, or due to the pressure of the market or of sensational news, in the mass-media.
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2011
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Authors: | Semeniuc, Sorin Cristian |
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Buletin Stiintific - Scientific Bulletin. - Published by Cugetarea and indexed by Lumen Department of Economics on Behalf on Mihail Kogalniceanu University. - Vol. 20.2011, p. 179-188
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Published by Cugetarea and indexed by Lumen Department of Economics on Behalf on Mihail Kogalniceanu University |
Subject: | style | journalistic language | political language | features |
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