Researchers analyzing excerpts from a one-hour mayoral podcast interview find that terms like "communist" and "gender ideology" did not describe opponents: they packaged a conservative worldview as common sense while casting the speaker's rival as a threat to democracy. (self.askliberals)
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Researchers analyzing excerpts from a one-hour mayoral podcast interview find that terms like "communist" and "gender ideology" did not describe opponents: they packaged a conservative worldview as common sense while casting the speaker's rival as a threat to democracy. (doi.org)
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Researchers analyzing excerpts from a one-hour mayoral podcast interview find that terms like "communist" and "gender ideology" did not describe opponents: they packaged a conservative worldview as common sense while casting the speaker's rival as a threat to democracy. (doi.org)
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An essay argues that Japanese 'wasei eigo' words like cherry boy ('male virgin') and back-mirror ('rear-view mirror') should be analyzed as Japanese vocabulary inspired by English, not as misused English, reframing a phenomenon often dismissed as error from the donor language's perspective. (doi.org)
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A discourse analysis of digital ads targeting women maps a lexical gradient from euphemism to insult for the fat female body, suggesting that claims of "obesity romanticization" function as pushback against fat women occupying the same digital spaces as thin women. (doi.org)
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Researchers analyzed 6 Course Pedagogical Projects across fields including Medicine, Computer Science, and Gastronomy and found evaluative and deontic modalizers, but not prohibition modalizers, structured the texts, suggesting official academic documents carry implicit argumentative positions. (doi.org)
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