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Populism at work: the language of the Brexiteers and the European Union
Critical Discourse Studies 16 (4):432-448 (2019)
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ABSTRACTThis article investigates the recurring concepts emerging in a transnational social-media arena focusing on Brexit in the period immediately after the June 2016 referendum. It mainly focuse...My notes
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