The word "welfare" in American politics between 1930 and 1980, a Cognitive Linguistics perspective.

    Firth, Brendan (2020)
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    Titre en français
    The word "welfare" in American politics between 1930
    and 1980, a Cognitive Linguistics perspective.
    Auteur
    Firth, Brendan
    Directeur de recherche
    Brullard-Carr, Inès
    Co-directeur de recherche
    McMicheal, Andrew
    Date de soutenance
    25 juin 2020
    Établissement
    Université Toulouse-Jean Jaurès
    UFR ou composante
    Département Etudes du Monde Anglophone (DEMA)
    Diplôme
    M2 Etudes anglophones
    Sujet
    Anglais
    Mots-clés en français
    welfare
    quantitative linguistics
    Mots-clés
    bien-être
    linguistique quantitative
    Résumé en français
    This paper mobilises quantitative linguistic methods to observe the word "welfare" in American presidential politics between 1930 and 1980. The corpus is extracted from the documents proposed by the American Presidency Project of the University of Santa Barbara, CA. Specifically we search for constructions and semantic coloring relating to the word "welfare".
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Firth, Brendan (2020), The word "welfare" in American politics between 1930 and 1980, a Cognitive Linguistics perspective. [Mémoire]