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  3. Vol 26 No 1 (2022): Climate Change Discourse. Remediation and Recontextualisation in News and Social Media

DOI: https://doi.org/10.6093/2035-8504/2022/1
Published: 2023-12-17

Full Issue

  • PDF (Italiano)
  • Front Matter
    • PDF (Italiano)
  • Climate Change Discourse. Remediation and Recontextualization in News and Social Media
    Cinzia Bevitori, Katherine E. Russo
    1-5
    • PDF (Italiano)
  • The World Without Us. A CDA of News Media Discourse on the Impact of COVID-19 on the Environment in the UK
    Antonella Napolitano
    7-21
    • PDF (Italiano)
  • Climate Change and Global Warming. An American Perspective through the Lenses of Old and New Modes of Communication
    Denise Milizia
    23-47
    • PDF (Italiano)
  • “Make a Change for Climate Change”. A Comparative Discourse Analysis of Online Environmental Petitions in the USA and UK
    Maria Cristina Aiezza
    49-67
    • PDF (Italiano)
  • Linguistic Remediation of the IPCC’s Sixth Assessment Report in Twitter Discourse on Climate Change
    Marina Niceforo
    69-81
    • PDF (Italiano)
  • The Re-contextualisation of Climate Change in Activist Discourse. Counter-narratives and Temporalities in the Web-Documentary Seat at the Table
    Arianna Del Gaudio
    83-96
    • PDF (Italiano)
  • Towards “Net Zero”. Climate Change Discourse and Australia’s Green Policy in Election Campaigns
    Marisa Della Gatta
    97-112
    • PDF (Italiano)
  • Climate Trauma and Activism. The Social Media Coverage of Climate Crisis and Its Effects. An Overview
    Aureliana Natale
    113-123
    • PDF (Italiano)

Notes

  • Notes on Contributors
    125-126
    • PDF (Italiano)
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ISSN: 2035-8504
Autorizzazione del Tribunale di Napoli n. 63 del 5 novembre 2013

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