MEANINGS AND THE MEDIA: STUDIES IN THE DISCOURSE ANALYSIS OF MEDIA TEXTS
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Abstract
Discourse analysis of media texts is a method used to interpret the language and meaning behind media messages. It involves examining the way different words, phrases, and sentences are used in a particular text, as well as the overall structure and context of the message. By analyzing media texts in this way, one can gain insight into the underlying beliefs, values, and attitudes that are being conveyed by the media, and how these messages may be influencing people's thoughts and behaviors. In this article, we can discuss data about the meanings and the media studies in the discourse analysis of media texts.
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