Yahoo Poland Wyszukiwanie w Internecie

Search results

  1. 2 lip 2017 · Spencer-Thomas (2008) defines News values as general guidelines or criteria that determine the worth of a news story and how much prominence it is given by newspapers or broadcast media. Brighton and Foy (2007) suggest that news values are ‘often intangible, informal, almost unconscious elements’.

  2. 23 mar 2017 · The Discourse of News Values breaks new ground in news media research in offering the first book-length treatment of the construction of newsworthiness through words and images. With an interdisciplinary and multi-methodological approach, it brings together corpus linguistics and multimodal discourse analysis in new empirical studies of the ...

  3. 2 lut 2015 · Some view news values as existing in the actual events and people who are reported on in the news, that is, in events in their material reality (a material perspective). Others conceive news values as existing in the minds of journalists (a cognitive perspective).

  4. 7 sty 2014 · Abstract. This article introduces a new framework for the analysis of news discourse to scholars in Critical Discourse Analysis (CDA) and beyond. It emphasises the importance of news values for linguistic analysis and encourages a constructivist approach to their analysis.

  5. 31 mar 2020 · This chapter contextualises analysis of news by discussing key arguments and theories from critical scholarly literature on news selection, and beyond. This extensive literature review will consider evidence of the existence of different news values, expressed both...

  6. 1 mar 2016 · This paper explores how discourse analysis can be used to investigate the construction of newsworthiness in news media talk via the establishment of nine news values: Timeliness, Consonance, Negativity, Impact, Proximity, Unexpectedness, Superlativeness, Personalisation and Eliteness.

  7. 23 mar 2017 · The chapter provides in-depth conceptualization of eleven news values: Consonance, Eliteness, Impact, Negativity, Positivity, Personalization, Proximity, Superlativeness, Timeliness, Unexpectedness, and Aesthetic Appeal. It concludes with an example analysis of a front page news story from the New York Post.

  1. Ludzie szukają również