Miscellaneous

• From conservativism to criticism: Discursive typologies about the housing crisis in Spain

  Estefanía Calo, Raimundo Otero-Enríquez, Alberto Rodríguez-Barcón

  244-267

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• Mothers who “do a bit of everything”: the discursive construction of mother identity in upper class working mothers from Santiago, Chile

  Consuelo Gajardo

  268-298

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• Social representations of poverty and migrants in a university sample

  Lucas Gatica, Miguel Angel Navarro-Lashayas

  299-321

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• Discursive interdictions in media production: an analysis of the Spanish press

  Carla Reis Longhi

  322-347

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• Language, racism and power on Youtube: Hegemonic representations of educated Peruvian parliamentarians

  Marco Antonio Lovón Cueva, Alexandra Paola Quispe Lacma

  348-382

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• Discursive critical approach to the rescue of Aquarius and Open Arms in a sample of the Spanish press

  María Martínez Lirola

  383-407

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• The speech of the prosumer and the representation of the Venezuelan migratory phenomenon in social networks of the press of Ecuador

  Alex-Hernán Mullo-López, Franklin Falconí Suárez, Johana Balseca Mera

  408-438

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• Corporate Education: critical-discursive analysis of specialized literature in the Brazilian academic field

  Anicleide Pereira da Silva, Florence Cavalcanti Heber Pedreira de Freitas, Izabel Silva Souza D’Ambrosio

  439-463

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• The New Ministry of Truth: Veja discourse on higher education and the enterprise idea consolidation in Brazil (1968-2020)

  Marcio Silva Rodrigues

  464-497

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• Disability Discourses on the Costa Rican printed media: a review from Critical Discourse Analysis to Advertising Discourse

  Adrián Vergara Heidke, Gabriela Cruz Volio, Gina Torres Calderón

  498-527

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