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ERIC EJ1127271: Linguistic Legitimation of Political Events in News...
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This paper examines the discursive structures employed in
legitimizing the event of U.S. forces withdrawal from
Iraq and identifies them in relation to linguistic
features. It attempts to describe the relation between
language use and legitimation discursive structures in
depicting political events. The paper focuses on the
political event of U.S. forces' withdrawal from Iraq in
the English newspaper issued in Iraq. The study shows the
way in which journalists express their values and
attitudes concerning this critical event. Consequently,
this requires a critical discourse analysis (henceforth,
CDA) to analyse news articles in the Iraqi English
newspaper: The "Kurdish Globe" (henceforth, KG)
newspaper. Accordingly, the study presents a qualitative
content analysis of newspaper articles to identify the
legitimation discursive structures and their linguistic
features. It is found that the main discursive structures
of legitimation employed in the KG newspaper are:
authorization, rationalization, and moral evaluation.
Besides, there were five verb processes used to represent
this legitimation, including material, verbal,
relational, mental, and existential.
Date Published: 2018-10-17 07:49:06
Identifier: ERIC_EJ1127271
Item Size: 8145751
Language: english
Media Type: texts
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