Working as Civic and Patriotic Duty for Consumption: A Critical Discourse Analysis of American Presidential Inaugural Speeches Since World War II
作者： Michelle Leigh Casey
DOI: 10.34917/9112042
关键词: World War II 、 Media studies 、 Consumption (sociology) 、 Civil discourse 、 Politics 、 Critical discourse analysis 、 Public administration 、 Duty 、 Political science 、 Presidential system
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