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A corpus-based discourse analysis of security in White House press briefings
2016
White House press briefings are daily meetings between the White House press secretary and the press. As one of the main official channels of communication for the White House, they play a crucial role in the administration communication strategies (Kumar 2007). Security has always been a key concept in political debate (Buzan 2000), particularly after the events of 9/11 and the rising of a new regime of international security (Fairclough 2007). Our analysis of a corpus of press briefings ranging across five presidencies, from Bill Clinton to Barack Obama, will focus on the lexical item security from a modern diachronic corpus-assisted discourse studies perspective (Partington 2010). The an…
A diachronic corpus-based analysis of epistemic adverbials in the White House press briefings
2011
This article is part of a wider project aimed at outlining the evolotionary trends in the White House press Briefings as a genre.
Tracking the change in an Institutional Genre: A Diachronic Corpus-based study of White House Press Briefings
2013
The aim of the paper is to study the evolution of the language of the specific genre of white house press briefings across 18 years. Phraseologies will be taken into consideration in order to compare and contrast the language of the 'podium' during three different administrations: Clinton, Bush and Obama.