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E-raamat: Carrying a Torch: The Beijing Olympic Torch Relay in the British and Chinese Media

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The Olympic torch relay held before the 2008 Games was the moment when East met West on the media stage. This book analyses the torch relay and its representation, offering a discursive construction of Olympic ideology by and through the media in both East and West. The author argues that the discourse used by the media in different social contexts reflected the diversity of ideologies and cultural values with which the Olympic flame was imbued. A corpus-based Discourse-Historical Approach in Critical Discourse Analysis (DHA-CDA) is applied to media discourse in the United Kingdom and in China to examine the complexity, contradiction and conflicts in linguistic interpretations of Olympic ideology. Corpora drawn from the China Daily, BBC News and The Guardian are described, interpreted in their linguistic contexts, and then explained in terms of the broader historical and socio-political contexts surrounding the dynamic life of the Olympic torch relay. This unique study sheds light on the significance of the Olympic Games for East-West media discourse and analysis.

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«[ Yangs] work provides a thoughtful, thorough examination of a non-Western media event.» (Richard W Hallett, Linguist List)

List of figures
xi
List of tables
xiii
Acknowledgements xv
List of abbreviations
xvii
Chapter 1 Olympism in media discourse
1(12)
Chapter 2 Olympic Torch Relay and China and Britain in modern Olympic history
13(14)
Chapter 3 Olympism, liberalism and harmony
27(30)
Chapter 4 Media studies
57(8)
Chapter 5 Corpus-based Critical Discourse Analysis
65(40)
Chapter 6 Frequency and Concordance Analysis
105(22)
Chapter 7 Diachronic study
127(16)
Chapter 8 Contrasting the socio-political contexts
143(12)
Chapter 9 Conclusion
155(18)
APPENDIX
Concordance analysis of media, Olympic, journey, flame, human, torch, torchbearer, Athens, Beijing and London
173(56)
Bibliography 229(28)
Index 257
Mei Yang received her PhD from the University of Aberdeen. She is a lecturer at the School of Foreign Language Education, Jilin University and an external researcher at the Centre for Olympic Studies and Research, Loughborough University.
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