Phonostylistic Tendencies with Reference to the Presentation of Brexit in the Bagehot Rubric of the Economist

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  • Senior Assist. Prof. Dr Georgi Dimitrov Department of Foreign Languages and Applied Linguistics, Faculty of International Economics and Politics, UNWE Author

Keywords:

Brexit, Sound symbolism, Bagehot
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Abstract

This paper aims at outlining phonostylistic tendencies with reference to the presentation of Brexit in the Bagehot rubric of The Economist from 2017 to mid-2019. The introductory section offers a theoretical framework according to which sound symbolism is important and indispensable part of language. The next section presents an analysis of the empirical data. The concluding section summarises the empirical results and makes predictions regarding the phonostylistic presentation of Brexit until Britain leaves the EU.

References

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N Crafts (2017). History lessons. The Economist, 424(9052), 44. URL: https://warwick.ac.uk/fac/soc/economics/research/bulletin/special_edition_final_revised.pdf

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Published

2020-01-10

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No. 4 (2019)

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Dimitrov, G. (2020). Phonostylistic Tendencies with Reference to the Presentation of Brexit in the Bagehot Rubric of the Economist. Research Papers, 4, 135-144. https://yb.e-dnrs.org/index.php/rp/article/view/5439