Voice and viewpoint in journalistic narratives

Głaz, Adam; Trofymczuk, Anastazja

doi:10.1016/j.langsci.2020.101274

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“…In linguistics, the study of viewpoint in narratives is also not a new topic (for example, see in particular the grounding work by Kuroda, [1973] 2014, and Kuno and Kaburaki, 1977), but has recently become a vital new area of research (see, among others, van Krieken, Sanders and Sweetser (eds. ), 2019; Głaz and Trofymczuk, 2020;Lee, 2020;and Altshuler and Maier, in press). Despite this increasing interest, the concept of the narrator itself has not been the main focus of the linguistic discussion (also see Eckardt, 2015), and in studies that investigate how narrator's and characters' viewpoints can be shifted and disambiguated (for example, see Kuroda, [1973] 2014; Hinterwimmer, 2017;, the narrator's perspective is often seen as the default case.…”

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Parameters of Narrative Perspectivization: The Narrator

Zeman¹

2020

Open Library of Humanities

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Parameters of Narrative Perspectivization: The Narrator

Zeman¹

2020

Open Library of Humanities

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“…The role of social bots in climate change discussions on Twitter: Measuring viewpoints, topics, and interaction strategies researched by Chen [47]. Voices and points of view in journalistic narratives are investigated by Głaz [48]. The analysis of Chinese Teenagers' Online Impression Management was investigated by Fang [49].…”

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Strengthening the Capacity of Tourism Aware Groups Through Citizens Journalism Assistance As A Promotion Effort for Village Tourism Labuhan Burung Village Towards Tourism 4.0

Najamudin¹

2022

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The purpose of this service is to facilitate the availability of trained resources in promoting the tourist village of Labuhan Burung Village, In addition, it can help reduce unemployment through productive activities that can generate a source of income for residents, become a source of Village PAD so that the formation of an independent and independent Labuhan Burung Village prosperous. However, due to the lack of understanding and competence of POKDARAWIS in Labuhan Burung Village in promoting and introducing tourism potential in Labuhan Burung Village, this has become a significant problem and obstacle. The implementation methods in this service are preparation and team consolidation, providing training/assistance in managing citizen journalism, distributing and establishing work divisions, evaluation and monitoring. The results of the implementation of this activity, namely, the implementation of tourism promotion training activities, training on the management of citizen journalism, the dissemination of activities to all target areas. From the implementation of this activity, we can conclude that, there has been a tourism priority program in Labuhan Burung Village, the formation of ready and professional tourism activists. In addition, the promotion of tourism in Labuhan Burung Village is maximized, such as the Village Tourism Facebook, the Labuhan Burung Village Tourism Website, and the establishment of sustainable collaboration between the IISBUD SAREA PHP2D Team and Pokdarwis, the Labuhan Burung Village government, and several related institutions.

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“…News, as is defined by Montgomery (2007), refers to current or recent information to which the audience can't get immediate access. In news discourse, multiple voices are integrated, such as those of correspondents, news reporters, bystanders and experts (Głaz and Trofymczuk, 2020;Montgomery, 2007;Sanders, 2010). News commentary is a category of news discourse that mainly comprises the evaluations of the journalist or agency (Van Dijk, 2013).…”

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From Confrontation to Collaboration: Attitudinal Changes of Trish Regan on US-China Trade War in Commentaries and Debate

Weichao¹,

Zhang²

2020

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In her cross-border debate with Chinese anchor Liu Xin, Trish Regan, an American anchor, behaved differently than what she had done in her previous commentaries. This paper explores the attitudinal differences evinced by Trish Regan on different occasions from a linguistic perspective. Based on the Appraisal System, especially the Attitude subsystem (Martin and White, 2005), this paper examines the attitudinal resources utilized by Trish Regan in her two news commentaries and her online debate with her counterpart Liu Xin—a set of texts which provides a longitudinal account of how Trish has changed her attitude. By annotating the attitude resources used by Trish, positive and negative evaluations are expected to be clarified, with detailed analyses of subsystems in the Attitude System to be given. The results suggest that Trish’s attitude towards China has changed a lot in her commentaries and the debate with Liu Xin—from negative to partly positive. It also appears that Trish maintained a positive attitude towards the United States while she changed her positive attitude towards the trade war into a negative one in her debate with Liu Xin.

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Voice and viewpoint in journalistic narratives

Cited by 4 publications

References 10 publications

Parameters of Narrative Perspectivization: The Narrator

Parameters of Narrative Perspectivization: The Narrator

Strengthening the Capacity of Tourism Aware Groups Through Citizens Journalism Assistance As A Promotion Effort for Village Tourism Labuhan Burung Village Towards Tourism 4.0

From Confrontation to Collaboration: Attitudinal Changes of Trish Regan on US-China Trade War in Commentaries and Debate

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