Reviewing journal literature chapter 1
Journalistic Stance
in Newswriting on Iranian Nuclear Issue
Mohammad Hossein Ghane1 & Fatemeh Mahdavirad1
1 Yazd University, Iran Correspondence: Mohammad Hossein
Ghane, Yazd University, Iran. E-mail: Ghane57@yahoo.com
International Journal of English Linguistics; Vol. 6, No. 6;
2016
This paper discusses how
journalists address the nuclear issue in Iran. The last decade of the 20th
century has seen the rise of systematic studies of media discourse,
particularly resulting from the increasing interest in studying the influence
of media on their audience (Fairclough, 1995a & b; van Dijk, 1998;
Richardson, 2007). This paper used Qualitative Analysis, At micro level the
extracts were analyzed in terms of terminologies dealing with peacefulness and
unpeacefulness claims as a strategy of the journalists in order to affect the
readers’ views. This paper presented a critical discourse analysis of news
texts published by some Iranian and Western online media dealing with the
long-running international dispute over Iran’s nuclear program. The study
adopts Perrin’s (2012) progression analysis framework to investigate and
compare stancing patterns in the corpus in three levels of micro, meso, and
macro which lead the public mind towards the direction beneficial to the
related powers.
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