2022
DOI: 10.18860/ling.v17i1.15347
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National Mass Media Partiality (Analysis of Language Use in Political Discourse)

Abstract: A reliable newspaper should accommodate heterogeneity regarding geographical and psychological readers. The wider the coverage area of a newspaper, the more heterogeneous its readers will be. By putting more concerns on these two dimensions, a newspaper is expected to be in a neutral position. This impartiality or neutrality of the mass media becomes a more intriguing topic when it is associated with the theory arguing that language cannot be neutral since it is a form of social practice, as Halliday has alway… Show more

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