Titlebook: Language and Crime; Constructing Offende Ulrike Tabbert Book 2016 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The Author(s) 2016 criminology.linguist

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Critical Stylistics,This chapter starts with presenting a working definition of the term ‘ideology’ which is needed for detecting underlying ideologies in the reportage on crime. In the second part, the framework of Critical Stylistics and its textual–conceptual functions are introduced which provide the means for identification of ideological meaning in such texts.

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Equivalence, opposition, enumeration, prioritising and implied meaning,This chapter introduces four more textual–conceptual functions of Critical Stylistics. They are concerned with the construction of opposition, the suggestion of completeness in enumerations, how information is prioritised in sentences and, finally, about implied and assumed meaning.

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,Hypothesising, negation and presenting others’ speech,This chapter provides an introduction to hypothesising by means of modality (expressing a stance towards a proposition), the construction of hypothetical worlds by means of negation and the presentation of other people’s speech as three further textual–conceptual functions of texts.

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Analysing a newspaper report on crime by means of Critical Stylistics,er trial. It brings together the application of the ten textual–conceptual functions Critical Stylistics provides in combination with conceptual metaphor analysis. This illustrates how ideological meaning in the construction of crime can be identified and tied to textual features.

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Ulrike TabbertExplores how offenders are represented in the media and how a story is constructed around their crimes.Bridges the gaps between linguistics and criminology by examining the media landscape in Britain.

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