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Social Transition Period Changes Of News Discourse

Posted on:2015-02-21Degree:MasterType:Thesis
Country:ChinaCandidate:T BaiFull Text:PDF
GTID:2268330428477089Subject:Journalism
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At the beginning of reform and opening-up, Chinese began to shake off the long planned economic system, the transformation of the march to the market economy system. At the same time, news discourse Chinese media reports also has changed quietly, accompanied by the establishment of the market economy, the development of the country gradually democratization, news industry in the area of Western journalistic professionalism was introduced into our country, these factors promote the news discourse from a single type of official discourse prior to diversify discourse pattern, the new pluralistic discourse pattern in turn the construction of all aspects of social development.This paper selects the China News Award newspaper news first prize works, research methods of historical thinking and quantitative research methods through discourse analysis, discourse on the subject, mode of discourse, discourse strategies in three aspects of continuous change analysis, and found that, in the social transition period from the perspective of news discourse subject change from official political view to professional from the perspective of discourse patterns, changing from the propaganda model to a professional model, discourse more popular as well as the objective, in the analysis of the social reason behind this change, summed up the specific discourse in the transformation period of China Society for disintegration:official discourse system and the essence of news reporting, but also can be said to the old discourse system gradually replaced by the new era discourse system changes, reflected in terms of discourse in the whole history of China throughout the transformation of society.
Keywords/Search Tags:Social transformation, discourse, discourse change, social change
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