将彼得罗解读为社会实践：三篇伦敦论文中社会行动者的词汇表征

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KEATS-SHELLEY REVIEW Pub Date : 2021-07-03 DOI:10.1080/09524142.2021.1977512

A. Anselmo

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摘要本文对伦敦报纸上发表的三篇关于1819年8月16日曼彻斯特事件的社论进行了关键词语境分析：一篇日报《信使报》，两篇周刊《舍温政治纪事报》和《审查者报》。它旨在为争夺文化政治挪用和彼得罗“在公众意识中”的代表性提供词汇证据。为此，我们运用了批判性话语分析，特别是社会行动者理论的见解，并提出了修辞和议论文分析的要素。

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Reading Peterloo as Social Practice: the Lexical Representation of Social Actors in Three London-based Papers

ABSTRACT This article provides a keyword in context analysis of three editorials published in London-based papers regarding the events of 16 August 1819 in Manchester: one daily paper, The Courier, and two weeklies, Sherwin’s Political Register and The Examiner. It aims to offer lexical evidence of the struggle for the cultural-political appropriation and representation of Peterloo ‘in public consciousness’. To this end, insights from critical discourse analysis, specifically social actor theory, are used, and elements of rhetorical and argumentative analysis are presented.

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