2024
DOI: 10.54254/2753-7048/51/20240878
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Role of Language in Emotions and Bias: A Cognitive Linguistic Perspective of Affective Political Media in the US

Bolan Tang

Abstract: In todays digital era, where emotions are central to journalism and information disseminates rapidly, the role of language in transmitting emotions, stereotypes, and biases has become a subject of debate and study. The use of language in news media can be argued, as it may prioritize sensationalism over accuracy to tap into peoples feelings under new business models and the attention economy. While journalism ethics aim to minimize bias, journalism consistently incorporates emotions to captivate the audience a… Show more

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