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El. knyga: UK 'at Risk': A Corpus Approach to Historical Social Change 1785-2009

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This book presents a case study of the proliferation of at risk-language in The Times news coverage from 1785 to 2009, illuminating the changing social experience of risk.

Zinn presents an historical examination of the forces which have shaped the language of risk over time, and considers how linguistic developments in recent decades are underpinned by issues such as cultural and structural transformations, the management of infectious and chronic diseases and climate change. He also explores changes in the public sphere, including the production of the news.  

Based on an interdisciplinary research project which combines linguistic research tools with sociological analysis of the social contexts, the book contributes to a better understanding of how 'at risk' has become a defining feature of the UK in recent decades, and one which permeates all kinds of social domains. This research will be a point of reference for students and scholars engaging with risk studies from various disciplines including sociology, media studies, history and socio-linguistics.  


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Two worthy aspects of this book are its methodological strength and its theoretical contributions. ... the book will serve as an important stepping stone for the further fusion of corpus linguistics and sociology. It would be methodologically and theoretically useful for the researchers in various disciplines, such as sociology, media studies, corpus linguistics, discourse analysis and sociolinguistics. (Fan Pan and Rulan Hu, Discourse & Society, Vol. 32 (2), 2020)

1 Introduction
1(18)
2 Understanding Social and Linguistic Change
19(40)
3 `At Risk' Constructs as Research Object: Research Design and Methods
59(14)
4 Risks in The Times-. 1950s to 2000s
73(40)
5 People and Valued Objects `At Risk' in The Times---1785 to 2000s
113(54)
6 From Substantial Risk to Social Relations and Rhetoric
167(20)
7 Institutional Strategies and a New Quality
187(8)
8 Changes in News Production and Linguistic Change
195(10)
9 Social Forces and the Proliferation of At Risk Language
205(24)
Appendix A The Brown Corpus Family (Baker 2017: 6-8) 229(2)
Appendix B First Ten Collocates of the Lemma `Risk', 1960s to 2000s 231(2)
Appendix C At Risk-Constructs 1950s to 2000s 233(2)
Appendix D Risks Collocating with At Risk of From (First 10 Noun Collocates, Sorted by LL) 235(2)
Appendix E Valued Objects At Risk 1990s to 2000s 237(2)
Appendix F Words Co-occurring with At the Risk-Constructs, 1810s to 2000s 239(4)
Glossary 243(8)
References 251(20)
Index 271
Jens O. Zinn is Associate Professor in Sociology at the University of Melbourne, Australia and Guest Professor at the Risk and Crisis Research Centre at Mid Sweden University, Sweden.
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