V. 26 N. 1 (2022): Climate Change Discourse. Remediation and Recontextualisation in News and Social Media

DOI: https://doi.org/10.6093/2035-8504/2022/1

Pubblicato: 2023-12-17

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Articoli

• Front Matter

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• Climate Change Discourse. Remediation and Recontextualization in News and Social Media

  Cinzia Bevitori, Katherine E. Russo

  1-5

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• 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

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• Climate Change and Global Warming. An American Perspective through the Lenses of Old and New Modes of Communication

  Denise Milizia

  23-47

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• “Make a Change for Climate Change”. A Comparative Discourse Analysis of Online Environmental Petitions in the USA and UK

  Maria Cristina Aiezza

  49-67

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• Linguistic Remediation of the IPCC’s Sixth Assessment Report in Twitter Discourse on Climate Change

  Marina Niceforo

  69-81

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• 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

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• Towards “Net Zero”. Climate Change Discourse and Australia’s Green Policy in Election Campaigns

  Marisa Della Gatta

  97-112

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• Climate Trauma and Activism. The Social Media Coverage of Climate Crisis and Its Effects. An Overview

  Aureliana Natale

  113-123

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Notes

• Notes on Contributors

  125-126

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